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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): African Student Law Journal

Published: 03-09-2025

Letter of support: African Student Law Journal publication

Benyam Dawit Mezmur
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Letter from the Editor

Carmel Jacobs
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In an effort to safeguard children's rights in society, can stronger laws and stricter regulations effectively prevent child marriages?

Maxine Smith, Roben De Wet, Cemara Matthews, Jodeen Julius, Ntandokazi Mampintsha
INSTITUTIONAL AUTONOMY AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF STUDENT DISCIPLINARY PROCESSES IN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Siyabonga Mpumelelo Sgudla
Long Live The King The Problematic Nature of Davis J's Judgment in the case of Prince Mbonisi Bekithemba kaBhekuzulu v President of the Republic of South Africa

Anopa Tamuka Murambiwa
The Impact of Apartheid on intimate partner violence in South Africa

Juliette E. Daniels Juliette E. Daniels
Confidentiality vs Justice. The effect of the No Tipping Off (NTO) rule

Kealan Layman
Epistemic injustice in court proceedings A retrial on linguistic barriers to section 34 of the Constitution, or vindicating the right of access to justice

McNiel Zimri
Critiquing the inconsistencies in the application of prodigality and limitations thereof.

TEBELLO KEMISHI MATLALA, M Mashala, Tania, Amyoli, Olwethu
Feminist spatial justice: Women informal trader organisations re-imagining the city

Thandolwethu Nofomela
Of Legal Pluralism and Secular Constitutional Centralism The Development of Living Law in South Africa.

Anopa Tamuka Murambiwa
International cooperation in criminal matters: Mutual Legal Assistance and Extradition.

Kuselo Booi
Conflict Dynamics in Human Trafficking and Child Soldiering: A Comparative Study of Sierra Leone and Afghanistan

Cailyn Schaffer
Of legal pluralism and secular constitutional centralism: Assessing the development and interpretation of living law through the lens of the Constitution

ANOPA TAMUKA MURAMBIWA
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Confidentiality v Justice: The effect of the No Tipping Off rule

KEALAN LAYMAN
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Misapplied and Misunderstood: The Disparities in the Use of Prodigality and its Limits

TEBELLO MATLALA, MOTHEPANA MASHALA, NOSICELO MANKOMO, AMYOLI KALIMASHE, TANIA TWANGU
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Long live the king The problematic nature of Davis J’s judgment in the case of Prince Mbonisi Bekithemba kaBhekuzulu v the President of the Republic of South Africa

ANOPA TAMUKA MURAMBIWA
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Can stronger laws and regulations safeguard children’s rights by preventing child marriages?

MAXINE SMITH, CEMARA MATTHEWS, JODEEN JULIUS, ROBEN DE WET, NTANDOKAZI MAMPINTSHA
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The Impact of Apartheid on intimate partner violence in South Africa

JULIETTE E. DANIELS
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International co-operation in criminal matters in South Africa: A comprehensive analysis of mutual legal assistance and extradition

KUSELO BOOI
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Feminist spatial justice: Women’s informal trader movements are re-imagining the city

THANDOLWETHU NOFOMELA
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Institutional autonomy and the administration of student disciplinary processes in public HEIs

SIYABONGA MPUMELELO SGUDLA
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Linguistic barriers on trial: ‘Epistemic (in)justice’ as a tool for safeguarding access to justice and procedural rights in the courtroom

MCNIEL ZIMRI
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Conflict dynamics in human trafficking and child soldiering A comparative study of Sierra Leone and Afghanistan

CAILYN DALIA SCHAFFER
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African Student Law Journal

Current Issue

Letter of support: African Student Law Journal publication

Letter from the Editor

In an effort to safeguard children's rights in society, can stronger laws and stricter regulations effectively prevent child marriages?

INSTITUTIONAL AUTONOMY AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF STUDENT DISCIPLINARY PROCESSES IN PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Long Live The King The Problematic Nature of Davis J's Judgment in the case of Prince Mbonisi Bekithemba kaBhekuzulu v President of the Republic of South Africa

The Impact of Apartheid on intimate partner violence in South Africa

Confidentiality vs Justice. The effect of the No Tipping Off (NTO) rule

Epistemic injustice in court proceedings A retrial on linguistic barriers to section 34 of the Constitution, or vindicating the right of access to justice

Critiquing the inconsistencies in the application of prodigality and limitations thereof.

Feminist spatial justice: Women informal trader organisations re-imagining the city

Of Legal Pluralism and Secular Constitutional Centralism The Development of Living Law in South Africa.

International cooperation in criminal matters: Mutual Legal Assistance and Extradition.

Conflict Dynamics in Human Trafficking and Child Soldiering: A Comparative Study of Sierra Leone and Afghanistan

Of legal pluralism and secular constitutional centralism: Assessing the development and interpretation of living law through the lens of the Constitution

Confidentiality v Justice: The effect of the No Tipping Off rule

Misapplied and Misunderstood: The Disparities in the Use of Prodigality and its Limits

Long live the king The problematic nature of Davis J’s judgment in the case of Prince Mbonisi Bekithemba kaBhekuzulu v the President of the Republic of South Africa

Can stronger laws and regulations safeguard children’s rights by preventing child marriages?

The Impact of Apartheid on intimate partner violence in South Africa

International co-operation in criminal matters in South Africa: A comprehensive analysis of mutual legal assistance and extradition

Feminist spatial justice: Women’s informal trader movements are re-imagining the city

Institutional autonomy and the administration of student disciplinary processes in public HEIs

Linguistic barriers on trial: ‘Epistemic (in)justice’ as a tool for safeguarding access to justice and procedural rights in the courtroom

Conflict dynamics in human trafficking and child soldiering A comparative study of Sierra Leone and Afghanistan

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