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Inclusive growth is a term which has been and continues to be applied to describe the way forward for the South African economy. This Brief aims to interpret ...

This Brief discusses the ruling of unconstitutionality of the Maidens Bursary Scheme policy.

Moral Laws I: Sex work - History and current status

This brief is the first of a series of four. It deals with legislation about the sex trade in South Africa The second brief lays out the arguments for the ...

Moral Laws II: Sex work - The Arguments

This brief is the second brief of a series of four. This brief lays out the arguments for the status quo and for a reform of the system. It also discusses a ...

Moral Laws III: Drugs

Like the first two briefs on sex work in this ‘Moral Laws’ series, the stigmatisation of drug dependent users as outcasts and criminals is based on a ...

Moral Laws IV: Abortion

Abortion, not unlike sex work, is an age old subject which has been criminalised and decriminalised over the centuries. Like both sex work and drugs, abortion ...

This brief analyses youth involvement in, and its relationship to, the Small to Medium Enterprises (SME) sector within the boundaries of the National ...

This Brief discusses the implications of the MIA v State Information Technology case on paternity leave

A considered view into the rights of persons in the context of South African common law over the last century, with emphasis placed on women's rights under the ...

This brief by Charles Collocott deals with 3 inter-related topics and highlights the fact that the field is difficult to navigate because of a complicated set ...