Vol. 19 (2015) | Law, Democracy & Development

Published: 2015-09-16

In the face of judicial deference: Taking the “minimum core” of socio-economic rights to the local government sphere

O Fuo

1-28

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.

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Kenya’s implementation of the Smuggling Protocol in response to the irregular movement of migrants from Ethiopia and Somalia

N Barasa, L Fernandez

29-64

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.2

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Insufficient access to substance abuse treatment centres for illicit drug users and its potential effect on a foetus: a breach of the right to access health care services

S Lutchman

65-78

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.3

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Institutionalising a military judicial office and improving security of tenure of military judges in South Africa

AE Tshivhase

79-93

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.4

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An overview analysis of selected challenges in the enforcement of the prohibition of insider trading and market manipulation in the European Union and South African regulatory frameworks

H Chitimira

94-106

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.5

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The unresolved ethnic question in Uganda’s District Councils

DK Singiza, J de Visser

107-126

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.6

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Revisiting legal harmonisation under the Southern African Development Community Treaty: The need to amend the Treaty

Tapiwa Shumba

127-147

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.7

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The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission: Prospects and challenges for the protection of human rights

L Chiduza

148-174

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.8

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The Investor-State Dispute Resolution Forum under the SADC Protocol on Finance and Investment: Challenges and opportunities for effective harmonisation

Lawrence Ngobeni, Babatunde Fagbayibo

175-192

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.9

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Using courts of law to tackle poverty and social exclusion: The case of post-2010 Kenya

J Oloka-Onyango

193-210

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.10

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An investigation into the causes of violent strikes in South Africa: Some lessons from foreign law and possible solutions

Mlungisi Tenza

211-231

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.11

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Refugees and asylum seekers: Barriers to accessing South Africa’s labour market

Callixte Kavuro

232-260

DOI:

10.4314/ldd.v19i1.12

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Law, Democracy & Development
Journal / Law, Democracy & Development / Vol. 19 (2015) / Articles

Articles

In the face of judicial deference: Taking the “minimum core” of socio-economic rights to the local government sphere

DOI:

Kenya’s implementation of the Smuggling Protocol in response to the irregular movement of migrants from Ethiopia and Somalia

DOI:

Insufficient access to substance abuse treatment centres for illicit drug users and its potential effect on a foetus: a breach of the right to access health care services

DOI:

Institutionalising a military judicial office and improving security of tenure of military judges in South Africa

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An overview analysis of selected challenges in the enforcement of the prohibition of insider trading and market manipulation in the European Union and South African regulatory frameworks

DOI:

The unresolved ethnic question in Uganda’s District Councils

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Revisiting legal harmonisation under the Southern African Development Community Treaty: The need to amend the Treaty

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The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission: Prospects and challenges for the protection of human rights

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The Investor-State Dispute Resolution Forum under the SADC Protocol on Finance and Investment: Challenges and opportunities for effective harmonisation

DOI:

Using courts of law to tackle poverty and social exclusion: The case of post-2010 Kenya

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An investigation into the causes of violent strikes in South Africa: Some lessons from foreign law and possible solutions

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Refugees and asylum seekers: Barriers to accessing South Africa’s labour market

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