Facebook in South Africa: Are we protected?
On 17 March 2018, the New York Times and the [...]
By Jean-Andre Deenik|2018-04-10T18:18:32+00:00April 10, 2018|Criminal Offences, International Law, South Africa, United Nations|0 Comments
Umhlaba: The Land
One of my favourite topics is the issue of land [...]
Building trade union effectiveness through human rights and the law
The relationship between non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and trade unions is [...]
Mining Affected Communities: We need more than on-paper Social and Labour Plans
(Photo: An informal settlement close to the Lonmin mine, where [...]
Être avocate, et noire
(Photo Lunga Siyo, de l’organisation Legal Resource Centre, et Mandisa [...]
Reflections on Fellowship and Contesting the Constitution
Photo: Tshepo Madlingozi The fast pace of legal practice and constant [...]
The Nameless Ones: Educating Undocumented Learners
Thousands of learners across South Africa are being excluded from [...]
Lawyering whilst Black
(featured photo of Lunga Siyo, LRC, and Mandisa Shandu, Ndifuna [...]
Bertha Convening: A Synergy for Change
Transfixed in my seat, feeling the energy of a collective [...]
OPERA: How Strategic Litigation + Strong Data = Implementation
Reflecting on the ability of data management to assist with implementing court orders.