This paper examines struggles for urban permanency in an informal settlement on the
fringes of Cape Town in the run up to the South African national election of 2004. It focuses …

This article reviews the links between child abuse and neglect, and children's
socioeconomic rights. The recent judgment in Government of the Republic of South Africa v …

The need for health professionals to address their human rights obligations has emerged in
the last decade both internationally as well as nationally following the findings of South …

The Pretoria University Law Press (PULP) is a publisher based in Africa, launched and
managed by the Centre for Human Rights and the Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria …

If only in income terms, South African cities are more unequal today than ten years ago.
Using a range of indicators they also have higher numbers of poor people (SACM 2004) …

A case study in Cape Town, South Africa, explores the right to health for signing Deaf
patients attending health services and who are unable to communicate in a language they …

CHIRWA, DANWOOD MZIKENGE, A full loaf is better than half: the constitutional protection
of economic, social and cultural rights in Malawi, Journal of African Law, 49, 2 (2005): 207 …

The South African Constitution (no. 108, 1996) enshrines the rights of disabled people to
equality–an almost unprecedented attainment achieved by disabled people. Ten years on …

This article examines urban telecommunications access and use by poor households in the
township of Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa. Analysis draws upon a broad range of …

In the context of an expanding tuberculosis (TB) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
epidemic in South Africa, enforcing involuntary admission for extensively drug-resistant TB …