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Located in South Africa and rooted in Africa, we have a proud tradition of socially committed research and publication forged in the struggle against apartheid.
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BLOGS: Reflections on transitional justice in Africa during Covid-19 | By John-Mark Iyi African countries emerging from conflicts and authoritarian regimes have had to confront Covid-19 both as a health crisis and a human rights and social justice issue in the context of ongoing transitional justice processes. Read more ... |
Legal pluralism and the future of personal family laws in Africa
Anthony Diala
A notable aspect of Africa’s struggle with its colonial legacies is the co-existence of indigenous laws that emerged in agrarian settings with state laws that emerged in industr...
Legal pluralism and the future of per...
Anthony Diala
A notable aspect of Africa’s struggle with its colonial legacies is the co-existence of indigenous laws that emerged in agrarian settings...
Domestic Workers: Retrospective claims for Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases
C James