Ensuring access to adequate housing, especially for the poor and disadvantaged in society, including those faced with evictions and displacement, continues to be a global challenge. The situation remains critical in South Africa, with many poor households living in difficult conditions, facing the risk of eviction and unable to access adequate housing. This is despite the myriad of progressive housing laws, jurisprudence, policies and programs that exist in South Africa. Notwithstanding the challenges that the country faces in ensuring the effective realization of the right to adequate housing, as illustrated in this article, lessons can be learnt from its approaches and strategies to implement this right
Before 1993, the population of refugees in South Africa was negligible. The political stability sinc...
In the South African context, the number of informal settlements are increasing. A problem arises w...
The April 1994 elections in South Africa, which witnessed the ANC gain a determinant majority in nat...
Ensuring access to adequate housing, especially for the poor and disadvantaged in society, including...
Ensuring access to adequate housing, especially for the poor and disadvantaged in society, including...
In South Africa, the right to access to adequate housing is one of the socio-economic rights guarant...
Inadequate housing, the growth and overcrowding of informal settlements, and the occupation of priva...
This paper reflects on human rights in the post-apartheid South Africa housing context from a social...
Abstract: This paper reflects on human rights in the post-apartheid South Africa housing context fro...
In South Africa informal settlement dwellers are faced with a myriad of socio-economic problems, whi...
The article is based on a study of the implementation of housing programmes in the Amathole District...
The article seeks to illuminate South Africa’s exclusionary approach towards housing refugees and as...
CITATION: Maass, S-M. 2011. Rental housing as adequate housing. Stellenbosch Law Review = Stellenbos...
The United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing, Mr Miloon Kothari, visited South Afr...
The article is based on a study of the implementation of housing programmes in the Amathole District...
Before 1993, the population of refugees in South Africa was negligible. The political stability sinc...
In the South African context, the number of informal settlements are increasing. A problem arises w...
The April 1994 elections in South Africa, which witnessed the ANC gain a determinant majority in nat...
Ensuring access to adequate housing, especially for the poor and disadvantaged in society, including...
Ensuring access to adequate housing, especially for the poor and disadvantaged in society, including...
In South Africa, the right to access to adequate housing is one of the socio-economic rights guarant...
Inadequate housing, the growth and overcrowding of informal settlements, and the occupation of priva...
This paper reflects on human rights in the post-apartheid South Africa housing context from a social...
Abstract: This paper reflects on human rights in the post-apartheid South Africa housing context fro...
In South Africa informal settlement dwellers are faced with a myriad of socio-economic problems, whi...
The article is based on a study of the implementation of housing programmes in the Amathole District...
The article seeks to illuminate South Africa’s exclusionary approach towards housing refugees and as...
CITATION: Maass, S-M. 2011. Rental housing as adequate housing. Stellenbosch Law Review = Stellenbos...
The United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing, Mr Miloon Kothari, visited South Afr...
The article is based on a study of the implementation of housing programmes in the Amathole District...
Before 1993, the population of refugees in South Africa was negligible. The political stability sinc...
In the South African context, the number of informal settlements are increasing. A problem arises w...
The April 1994 elections in South Africa, which witnessed the ANC gain a determinant majority in nat...