Violent protests are a symptom of people being ignored by politicians
Widespread protest action reflects a sense of alienation in a democracy, and people feel destruction is the only way they’ll be heard.
Rights bridge the real and the ideal
Courts must prescribe action — and take the immediate needs of people into account
The show must go on – without animal abuse
The department of agriculture drafted a new law on animal protection. It has adopted a minimalist approach that could face constitutional challenges.
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Schubart Park eviction a dishonourable injustice
Putting Schubart Park residents out on the street without alternative accommodation is a travesty, writes <b>David Bilchitz and Juha Tuovinen</b>.
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Companies law should go beyond voluntarism
The global financial crisis demonstrates the importance of the sensible regulation of markets and companies.
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God and love
<i>A Jihad for Love</i>, one of the offerings at this year’s Out in Africa festival, highlights the lived experiences of Islamic homosexuals, writes David Bilchitz.
