Fundamina - AZ
- When the exception is the rule: Rationalising the medical exception in Scots law
- The development of the South African emolument attachment order mechanism: A historical overview
- 'What's Past is Prologue': An Historical Overview of Judicial Review in South Africa — part 2
- The Role of Technology in the Historical Development of the Reproduction Right in Musical Works
- A retrospective evaluation of affirmative action – Taking stock after twenty years
- Developing Critical Citizenship in LLB Students: The Role of a Decolonised Legal History Course
- The Contribution of Papyrus Ashmolean Museum 1945.97 (“Naunakht’s Will & Related Documents”) to Our Understanding of The Ancient Egyptian Testamentary Disposition and Succession Law
- The Protection of Refugee Children in Africa: Post-Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Planting seeds for the future: Dissenting judgments and the bridge from the past to the present
- The history of the creation of the Customary Law of Marriage and Divorce in the Natal Colony, Zululand and KwaZulu from 1869 to 1985
- 'What's past is prologue': An historical overview of judicial review in South Africa – part 1
- Mandatory bail in Uganda: Understanding article 23(6) of the constitution in the light of its drafting history
- In-between black and white: Defining racial boundaries in colonial Natal at the turn of the twentieth century – Part one
- Pathways to African unification: The four riders of the storm
- The concept of labour in South African law
- Freedom of the press in Uganda in the light of the drafting history of articles 29(1)(a), 43 and 41 of the Constitution
- PLANTING SEEDS FOR THE FUTURE: DISSENTING JUDGMENTS AND THE BRIDGE FROM THE PAST TO THE PRESENT
- The concept of Labour in South African Law
- “WHAT’S PAST IS PROLOGUE”:AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF JUDICIAL REVIEW IN SOUTHAFRICA – PART 1
- WHEN THE EXCEPTION IS THE RULE: RATIONALISING THE MEDICAL EXCEPTION IN SCOTS LAW
- The Protection of Refugee Children in Africa: Post-Convention on the Rights of the Child
- The ancient Egyptian testamentary disposition
- THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TESTAMENTARY DISPOSITION
- A Historical Overview of the Mental Health Expert in England Until the Nineteenth Century
- The Ugandan Parliament's Power To Censure A Cabinet Minister: Understanding Article 118 of the Constitution in the Light of Its Drafting History
- The Contribution of Papyrus Ashmolean Museum 1945.97 (“Naunakht’s Will & Related Documents”) to Our Understanding of The Ancient Egyptian Testamentary Disposition and Succession Law
- The Procurement, Removal and Use of Human Tissue and Organs in South African Law: A Legal-Historical Analysis
- Keeping the Natives in their Place: The Ideology of White Supremacy and the Flogging of African Offenders in Colonial Natal – Part 2
- From Judicial Management to Business Rescue: A Critical Analysis of the Meaning and Purpose of Business Rescue in South Africa Since 1926
- A retrospective evaluation of affirmative action – Taking stock after twenty years
- The Evolution of Privacy and Data Protection in Kenya
- A Historical Overview of the Mental Health Expert in England Until the Nineteenth Century
- A Historical Overview of Legislative Measures to Criminalise Same-Sex Relations in Selected African Countries
- Raising the yellow flag: Legal regulation to contain the spread of smallpox and other contagious diseases in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek
- In-between black and white: Defining racial boundaries in colonial Natal at the turn of the twentieth century – Part one
- The Historical Relation of English Common Law and Classical Islamic Law: A Critical Examination
- Seventy-Five Years of the Genocide Convention: The Obligations on States to Prevent Genocide
- Women and/as Space: The Impact of Apartheid Geography on Women and the Construction of Womanhood
- The proliferation of criminal gang activities on the Cape Flats and the subsequent legislative and policy responses
- The development of the South African emolument attachment order mechanism: A historical overview
- A South African historico-legal perspective on plagues and pandemics
- A History of Malawi's Criminal Justice System: From Pre-Colonial to Democratic Periods
- The Relationship Between Legal-Political Context and Natural-Resource Wealth Distribution in South Africa
- Keeping the Natives in their Place: The Ideology of White Supremacy and the Flogging of African Offenders in Colonial Natal — part 1
- The Genesis of the Generic Idea of Human Dignity in South African Law
- A South African historico-legal perspective on plagues and pandemics
- The nationalisation of the South African Reserve Bank: A legal-historical perspective of three central banks
- A Peregrination through the Law of Provocation – An Historical Perspective
- The right against double jeopardy (non bis in idem) and the drafting history of article 14(7) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966
- A courtroom misdiagnosis: A historical overview of the South African approach to evidence of persons with communication disabilities before 1996
- The historical application of command responsibility as basis for prosecuting sexual violence crimes under international criminal law: The post-World War II Criminal Tribunals to Rome
- “Under the whip” or marital violence, cruelty and drunkenness: Defining the boundaries of judicially intolerable marital behaviour in the Cape Supreme Court, 1890–1900
- The proliferation of criminal gang activities on the Cape Flats and the subsequent legislative and policy responses
- People for sale: Tracing the historical roots of slavery and human trafficking in early colonial South Africa
- Beyond Legality: The Historical Disregard of the Principle of Legality and its Impact on Forced Marriage Prosecution in International Criminal Law
- In-between black and white: Defining racial boundaries in colonial Natal at the turn of the twentieth century — Part two
- Pathways to African unification: The four riders of the storm
- Petitions and Democracy: An understanding of the Historical Significance of the Right to Petition in Nineteenth-century United States of America
- Freedom of the press in Uganda in the light of the drafting history of articles 29(1)(a), 43 and 41 of the Constitution
- From “Belligerent” To “Organised Armed Group” Understanding the Legal Justification of the Metamorphosis of the Designation of Non-State Groups in a Common Article 3 Conflict
- On Florentinus' Definition of Libertas
- In Memoriam: Professor DG Kleyn (1955–2024)
- Preliminary notes
- Issue 26(1) Cover
- Preliminary notes
- Issue 26(1) contents
- The Protection of Refugee Children in Africa: Post-Convention on the Rights of the Child
- The pirate as hostis humani generis: The illegitimate enemy
- Keeping the Natives in their Place: The Ideology of White Supremacy and the Flogging of African Offenders in Colonial Natal – Part 2
- Raising the yellow flag: Legal regulation to contain the spread of smallpox and other contagious diseases in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek
- A Historical Overview of the Mental Health Expert in England Until the Nineteenth Century
- The Contribution of Papyrus Ashmolean Museum 1945.97 (“Naunakht’s Will & Related Documents”) to Our Understanding of The Ancient Egyptian Testamentary Disposition and Succession Law
- The pirate as hostis humani generis: The illegitimate enemy
- The history of the creation of the Customary Law of Marriage and Divorce in the Natal Colony, Zululand and KwaZulu from 1869 to 1985
- Keeping the Natives in their Place: The Ideology of White Supremacy and the Flogging of African Offenders in Colonial Natal – Part 2
- Mandatory bail in Uganda: Understanding article 23(6) of the constitution in the light of its drafting history