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What orders did the court issue in the case brought by the family of Collins Khosa?

by Carmel Rickard | May 16, 2020

The court made a number of declarations of principle that must continue to operate even during the state of disaster caused by the lockdown and other steps taken by the government to curb the spread of COVID-19. It also issued …Share this:Click to share on...

A win for all of South Africa against brutality by security forces

by Carmel Rickard | May 16, 2020

In a major victory for human rights, the family of Collins Khosa and their neighbours have won a court application for orders against the security forces and their bosses. And they will no doubt be awarded significant damages when that …Share this:Click to...

Lawyers don’t have to pay double tax, minister should consult next time – Uganda court

by Carmel Rickard | May 14, 2020

After a long and difficult battle with the relevant minister, Uganda’s law society has staved off attempts to subject members to double taxation. The government had included lawyers on a schedule of professions and businesses that had to apply for …Share...

Malawi case flags growing threats to human rights, role of African Court

by Carmel Rickard | May 8, 2020

Almost every country in the world is experiencing a narrowing of peoples’ rights and freedoms because of government restrictions imposed in the name of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic. But will these governments willingly give up their new powers as the …Share...

Teachers body vicariously liable for rape, sexual assault at school – appeal judges

by Carmel Rickard | May 7, 2020

Whenever a judgment announces that it is dealing with ‘novel questions of law’, readers need to pay close attention. This is just such a case. It concerns Kenya’s Teachers Service Commission, a body that had employed a teacher who sexually …Share this:Click to...
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