Curing ‘corrective’ rape: Conceptualising a dual-pronged approach to sexual violence against Black lesbians in South Africa

Persistent and endemic ‘corrective’ rape of Black lesbians in South Africa invites socio-legal study of its context, critically auditing both the law and society in South Africa to engineer change.

Waruguru Gaitho • January 14, 2021

MFN dangers: The (potential) unravelling of tax treaty policy

MFN clauses in tax treaties – a useful negotiation tool or an accident waiting to happen?

Craig West • November 06, 2020

The South African High Court curbs the powers of the President of South Africa

On 8 December 2017, the South African High Court curbed the power of the President to ap-point a National Prosecutor.

Cees de Groot • January 12, 2018

Did the State parties fail to execute the arrest warrants against Sudan President Bashir? No.

The High Court of South Africa made a ruling to detain Sudan President Bashir after his departure. However, is South Africa really obliged to satisfy the request of the ICC to arrest him and surrender him to The Hague?

Yudan Tan • July 21, 2015

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Curing ‘corrective’ rape: Conceptualising a dual-pronged approach to sexual violence against Black lesbians in South Africa

MFN dangers: The (potential) unravelling of tax treaty policy

The South African High Court curbs the powers of the President of South Africa

Did the State parties fail to execute the arrest warrants against Sudan President Bashir? No.