• The certification of the constitution of South Africa. 

  Rickard, Carmel. (1997)

  No abstract available.

• Battered, dejected, ejected and rejected: the rights of HIV positive women to be protected from violence in Eswatini. 

  Mavundla, Simangele Daisy. (2020)

  Eswatini has, as of 2018, the highest prevalence of HIV and AIDS in the world. The prevalence has continued to rise, climbing from 21 per cent of the population in 2016 to over 27 per cent in 2018. Violence against women ...

• The legal consequences of artificial insemination and embryo transplantation in humans. 

  Lupton, Michael Leslie. (1982)

  No abstract provided.

• Enforcement of “human rights” standards against multinational corporations. 

  Mpya, Maropeng Norman. (2019)

  No abstract available.

• Privacy by (re)design: a comparative study of the protection of personal information in the mobile applications ecosystem under United States, European Union and South African law. 

  Donnelly, Dusty-Lee. (2020)

  The dissertation presents a comparative desktop study of the application of a Privacy by Design (PbD) approach to the protection of personal information in the mobile applications ecosystem under the Children’s Online ...

• Towards establishing the ‘security laws’ interpretation regime’ which will facilitate the interpretation of state security laws in a manner that upholds and protects the rule of law and human rights: a South African perspective. 

  Khumalo, Khulekani. (2020)

  One issue that has confronted democratic states for many years is the often broad and vague nature of security laws, and the consequent need for striking a balance between security laws and the rule of law as well as ...

• A critical evaluation of the doctrine of common purpose in South African law. 

  Walker, Shelley Anne. (2013)

  Although South African law adopted the doctrine of common purpose from 19th century English law, the scope of the doctrine has been considerably extended. Whereas English law required presence at the time of the crime, in ...

• A comparative analysis of approaches to air pollution control. 

  Akinnusi, Abimbola Olabowale. (1999)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The law of unfair dismissal in South Africa. 

  Bennett, Clive Howard. (1990)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Back to the future: in light of present - day research, would AB v Minister of Social Development have been decided differently? 

  Edgcumbe, Aliki. (2021)

  This study investigates whether the case of AB v Minister of Social Development would be decided differently in 2020. The AB case was heard in 2015 and revolved around the ‘no double- donor’ requirement, which is a ...

• An analysis of the international regulation of hazardous waste from a South African perspective. 

  McCann, Howard Earle. (1996)

  Abstract available in the PDF.

• Protection of the environment through the application of section 24G of the National Environmental Management Act, 107 of 1998. 

  Jikijela, Sgananda Malibongwe Lwazi. (2018)

  Listed / specified activities are undertaken following authorisation through an environmental impact assessment process. It is an offence to commence them without authorisation, which may attract sanctions through ...

• The CRISPR patent landscape: a South African perspective. 

  Naidoo, Meshandren. (2020)

  The patent rights to CRISPR technology in different jurisdictions have been fought over tirelessly by both public and private actors. This battle has raised questions regarding the privatisation of publicly-funded research. ...

• The release of liability of a surety during business rescue proceedings. 

  Dubula, Mcebisi. (2019)

  Chapter 6 of the companies Act has attempted to resolve problems created by the ineffectiveness of judicial management which has failed to provide suitable alternative to the liquidation. The process of business rescue ...

• The use of land restitution as a means of protecting indigenous knowledge systems for the purpose of realising food sovereignty. 

  Raduba, Deborah. (2019)

  This mini-dissertation will explore the Indigenous Knowledge Systems and food sovereignty in light of South Africa's stance on land restitution. It will critically discuss Indigenous Knowledge Systems as they relate to ...

• Firearm control in South Africa: the implications of not allowing a citizen to possess a firearm, for the purposes of self- defence. 

  Naicker, Lereshin. (2019)

  Violent crime in South Africa is at an all-time high. In South Africa, scholarly studies suggest that a firearm is mainly used in the commission of violent crimes. Police interventions and legislation aimed at curbing this ...

• How will the information regulator manage and control advancements in technology to minimise its adverse effects on the protection of personal information? 

  Ramcharan, Sarika. (2020)

  No abstract provided.

• The crime of genocide under international and South African law: a critical race perspective. 

  Moodley, Celeste Jadine. (2019)

  The racial politics of international criminal law has been the subject of controversy for a considerable amount of time. The conceptualization of “race” in the crime of genocide has, in particular, been persistently ...

• Derivative misconduct and the reciprocal duty of good faith: employee silence in identifying perpetrators of misconduct. 

  Pillay, Karyn. (2019)

  The reciprocal duty of good faith is recognised in our South African labour law which requires employees to not behave in a manner that is detrimental to an employer’s enterprise and should at all times remain faithful and ...

• The dawn of unmanned and autonomous vessels and the legal consequences of a M.A.S.S. collision. 

  Surian, Ivana Bianca. (2019)

  Technology is developing at a rapid pace and the world is now faced with the introduction of unmanned and autonomous vessels. This dissertation analyses the attribution of legal liability for collision damage caused by ...

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