Add to ORKGChristopher Mbazira has produced a lucid, well-researched and thorough study of judicial remedies in cases concerning socio-economic rights. This response seeks to engage critically with Mbazira's claims by raising certain questions and issues stimulated by his work that could be developed further
The Constitutional Court’s judgment in the Olivia case, handed down on 19 February 2008, represents...
In a country such as Zimbabwe where many are deprived of opportunities and resources owing, in part...
Although the jurisprudence on the socio-economic rights in the Bill of Rights is still in its infanc...
Christopher Mbazira's book, adapted from doctoral thesis and published by Pretoria University Law Pr...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhDJudicial remedies are, amongst others, a vehicle through which respect, pro...
This article makes the point that one cannot understand fully the nature of the remedies granted by ...
The judicial enforcement of the socio-economic rights contained in the South African Constitution (C...
The drafters of the Constitution clearly envisaged a far-reaching role for it in the transformation ...
The decision of the Constitutional Court (the Court) in the case of Government of the Republic of So...
Mini Dissertation (LLM (Socio-Economic Rights))--University of Pretoria, 2022.It has been over 22 ye...
A leading criticism of the Mitu-Bell Welfare Society decision in the Supreme Court of Kenya is that ...
Mini Dissertation (LLM (Research))--University of Pretoria, 2022.Transformative constitutionalism, p...
This study is motivated by the judiciary’s unwillingness to positively engage in the horizontal appl...
It is trite to say that the adjudication of socio-economic rights is a new enterprise in South Afric...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
The Constitutional Court’s judgment in the Olivia case, handed down on 19 February 2008, represents...
In a country such as Zimbabwe where many are deprived of opportunities and resources owing, in part...
Although the jurisprudence on the socio-economic rights in the Bill of Rights is still in its infanc...
Christopher Mbazira's book, adapted from doctoral thesis and published by Pretoria University Law Pr...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhDJudicial remedies are, amongst others, a vehicle through which respect, pro...
This article makes the point that one cannot understand fully the nature of the remedies granted by ...
The judicial enforcement of the socio-economic rights contained in the South African Constitution (C...
The drafters of the Constitution clearly envisaged a far-reaching role for it in the transformation ...
The decision of the Constitutional Court (the Court) in the case of Government of the Republic of So...
Mini Dissertation (LLM (Socio-Economic Rights))--University of Pretoria, 2022.It has been over 22 ye...
A leading criticism of the Mitu-Bell Welfare Society decision in the Supreme Court of Kenya is that ...
Mini Dissertation (LLM (Research))--University of Pretoria, 2022.Transformative constitutionalism, p...
This study is motivated by the judiciary’s unwillingness to positively engage in the horizontal appl...
It is trite to say that the adjudication of socio-economic rights is a new enterprise in South Afric...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
The Constitutional Court’s judgment in the Olivia case, handed down on 19 February 2008, represents...
In a country such as Zimbabwe where many are deprived of opportunities and resources owing, in part...
Although the jurisprudence on the socio-economic rights in the Bill of Rights is still in its infanc...