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Children’s rights and climate action: Assessing the suitability of South Africa’s domestic normative framework pp 1-33
 Written by Nimrod Muhumuza    Published: 9 March 2026
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What’s in a name? Dismantling patriarchy, advancing equality and reclaiming identity in Jordaan v Minister of Home Affairs pp 34-54
 Written by Bokang Moshoeshoe & Mathalea Ntaote    Published: 7 May 2026
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Is the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice the answer to the religious freedom challenges in West Africa? pp 55-97
 Written by Jeffrey A Brauch    Published: 19 May 2026
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The folly of asking states to voluntarily submit to a higher power without coercion: A commentary on article 34(6) of the African Court Protocol through the lens of realpolitik pp 98-127
 Written by Achileus Dzevernyuy Tardzenyuy   Published: 22 June 2026
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From declaratory justice to enforceable authority? Expanding enforcement in the African human rights system through the Ogiek compliance decision pp 128-156
 Written by Lucy Claridge    Published: 9 July 2026
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