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This article turns to culture, language and religion as constitutional constructs in South Africa, in an attempt to clarify their importance generally. The position prior to the Children’s Act is discussed. The article reviews available case material, and legal criteria and practical trends are drawn from this. The threads drawn from this are pulled together to provide some insight into contemporary judicial views in South Africa on the influence of culture, language and religion in the field of relocation disputes
This article reports on the findings of a study of foreign children accommodated in the care system...
The faculty of law of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education in corroboration w...
With reference to the case of De Gree v Webb 2007 SCA 87 (RSA) and developments in the field of inte...
Although a child's right to parental care and family life is constitutionally entrenched, many Sout...
In this article, we evaluate the implications of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 for ukuthwala. Ukuthw...
As international migration increases, the Australian socio‐cultural and political context in which s...
This article reviews the important MEC for Education: KwaZulu- Natal and Others v Navaneethum Pillay...
Decisions by primary caregiving parents to relocate after divorce, thereby disrupting the non-primar...
In a recent ground-breaking case the South African courts were for the first time requested to use t...
The importance of the cultural identity of a child awaiting adoption, in terms of ‘race’, religion a...
In a recent ground-breaking case the South African courts were for the first time requested to use t...
Justice Yvonne Mokgoro and Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu are but two of many public figures who h...
The challenges confronting neighbouring South African countries such as Zimbabwe continues to increa...
This article presents a summary of a research project taking place in the Western Cape of South Afri...
Religion regularly circulates in juridical discourse as comprising of belief or faith in a transcend...
This article reports on the findings of a study of foreign children accommodated in the care system...
The faculty of law of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education in corroboration w...
With reference to the case of De Gree v Webb 2007 SCA 87 (RSA) and developments in the field of inte...
Although a child's right to parental care and family life is constitutionally entrenched, many Sout...
In this article, we evaluate the implications of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 for ukuthwala. Ukuthw...
As international migration increases, the Australian socio‐cultural and political context in which s...
This article reviews the important MEC for Education: KwaZulu- Natal and Others v Navaneethum Pillay...
Decisions by primary caregiving parents to relocate after divorce, thereby disrupting the non-primar...
In a recent ground-breaking case the South African courts were for the first time requested to use t...
The importance of the cultural identity of a child awaiting adoption, in terms of ‘race’, religion a...
In a recent ground-breaking case the South African courts were for the first time requested to use t...
Justice Yvonne Mokgoro and Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu are but two of many public figures who h...
The challenges confronting neighbouring South African countries such as Zimbabwe continues to increa...
This article presents a summary of a research project taking place in the Western Cape of South Afri...
Religion regularly circulates in juridical discourse as comprising of belief or faith in a transcend...
This article reports on the findings of a study of foreign children accommodated in the care system...
The faculty of law of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education in corroboration w...
With reference to the case of De Gree v Webb 2007 SCA 87 (RSA) and developments in the field of inte...
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