The ruling will help people hold peaceful protests without fear of getting criminal records
Law | 20 November 2018
Ten Social Justice Coalition members who chained themselves to Cape Town civic centre will not have criminal records
By Zoë Postman
Law | 19 November 2018
Woolworths should have considered alternatives, says country’s highest court
Law | 12 November 2018
Punitive costs award against state
By John Yeld
Law | 8 November 2018
The Constitutional Court is deciding if Alex Ruta can seek asylum
By Zoë Postman
Law | 2 November 2018
Holomisa vs Holomisa is a victory for women living in the Transkei
Law | 1 November 2018
Velaphi Khumalo asked South Africa to be cleansed of whites, like Hitler did to Jews
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 8 October 2018
Pretoria High Court orders banks to use magistrates’ courts when acting against debtors
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 4 October 2018
Pretoria High Court finds that access to justice is denied by dragging cases into high courts
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 3 October 2018
Court rules on organisational rights of minority unions
Law | 18 September 2018
Long controversy over employment conditions settled
Law | 18 September 2018
Judgment is a victory for Johannesburg homeowners, and possibly homeowners across the country
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 13 September 2018
Despite fierce opposition, the Cape High Court has compelled government to introduce legislation that recognises Muslim marriages
Law | 10 September 2018
Delays could have been avoided by Dlamini and former CEO Pearl Bhengu but their conduct was not “in bad faith or grossly negligent”
By Zoë Postman
Law | 30 August 2018
There are serious consequences for children’s rights if their births are not registered
Law | 28 August 2018
Activist group wants judges to be able to waive reserve prices only in exceptional circumstances
By Ciaran Ryan
Law | 16 August 2018