Vol. 15 No. 1 (2021): Pretoria Student Law Review

• Full Pretoria Student Law Review (2021) 15

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Editorial

• EDITOR'S NOTE

  Phenyo Nomasonto Morwesi Sekati

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Guardian's Contribution

• SOCIAL JUSTICE AND COVID 19 IN THE 'NEW SOUTH AFRICA: INVOKING RAMOSEAN MEDITATIONS IN PANDEMIC TIMES

  Ilana le Roux

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Special Section: Social Justice & COVID-19

• RACIAL EPISTEMOLOGY AT A TIME OF A PANDEMIC: A SYNOPSIS OF SOUTH AFRICA’S PERSISTING INEQUALITIES THROUGH THE LENS OF ‘#FEESMUSTFALL’ AND ‘#FREEDECOLONISEDEDUCATION’

  Gudani Tshikota

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• POLICE AND POWER IN A PANDEMIC: REFLECTIONS ON THE RISE OF POLICE BRUTALITY DURING COVID- 19 AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON SOCIAL JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Mason du Plessis

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• COVID-19 AND ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS FOR WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Thuli Zulu

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• THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON HUMAN RIGHTS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LAWFULNESS OF MEASURES IMPOSED BY STATES DURING THE PANDEMIC UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW

  Kyle Alex Cloete

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• HERD IMMUNITY OR POLITICAL POWER?

  Samantha Smit

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• THE DEFENSIBILITY OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS IN A STATE OF DISASTER: A SOUTH AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE

  Ishmael Khayelihle Mbambo

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Articles

• THE ACCESSIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF SOUTH AFRICAN CIVIL LOWER COURTS

  Llewelyn Curlewis, Delano Abdoll

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• THE PLIGHT OF REFUGEES IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Abigail Emily Ashfield

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• AN ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICABLE LAWS ON THE PROTECTION OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS IN NAMIBIA

  Frieda Shifotoka

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• FUTURE GENERATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT: A RIGHT TO INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW?

  Felix Schroder

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• THE IMPACT OF TRANSFORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM IN ADDRESSING THE MARGINALISATION OF DOMESTIC WORKERS IN POST- APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO MAHLANGU AND ANOTHER V MINISTER OF LABOUR AND OTHERS (COMMISSION FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND ANOT

  Kherina Narotam

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• BALANCING RIGHTS AMIDST SOCIAL MEDIA SCANDALS: HOW EMPLOYERS CAN DEAL WITH EMPLOYEES’ REPUTATION-DAMAGING AND/OR DEFAMATORY SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS

  Amy Pawson

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• WHY DECOLONISATION AND NOT TRANSFORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM

  Ntando Sindane

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• DISMANTLING RACIAL ONTOLOGY: CONSTITUTIONAL ABOLITIONISM AS A SOLUTION TO SOUTH AFRICA’S ANTI-BLACKNESS AND WHITE SUPREMACY

  Gudani Tshikota

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• A CRITIQUE OF THE AVAILABLE DEBT RELIEF MEASURES AFFORDED TO NINA DEBTORS IN THE WAKE OF TRANSFORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM AND INTERNATIONAL TRENDS

  Zakariya Adam

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• THE ROLE OF UBUNTU IN THE LAW OF CONTRACT

  Pooja Pundit

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• A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MANDATORY RULE DOCTRINE AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR COURT

  Elisa Rinaldi

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• THE IMPOSITION OF COMMON LAW IN THE INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION OF CUSTOMARY LAW AND CUSTOMARY MARRIAGES

  Celinhlanhla Magubane

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• BROKEN & UNEQUAL: THE SOUTH AFRICAN EDUCATION SYSTEM AND THE ATTAINMENT OF THE RIGHT TO BASIC EDUCATION THROUGH LITIGATION

  Simon Mateus, Khalipha Shange

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• AN OVERVIEW OF THE REGULATION OF CRYPTOCURRENCY IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Zakariya Adam

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• SCHOOL OF COURT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RIGHT TO BASIC EDUCATION THROUGH LITIGATION IN SOUTH AFRICAN COURTS

  Abena Osei-Fofie, Nicholas Herd

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• ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE AND COMMUNAL SUBSISTENCE FARMING IN FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE CONTROL: THE POSSIBLE APPLICATION OF PROPORTIONALITY AS A GROUND OF REVIEW UNDER THE PROMOTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE ACT 3 OF 2000

  Lielie Viljoen, MP Fourie

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• CONSERVATION CRIME AND PANGOLIN POACHING: TENSIONS BETWEEN CUSTOMARY USE AND CONSERVATION LAW

  Nicola Irving

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