We often see high-profile politicians publicly claiming that judges are biased against them, especially after they lose court cases. They make these accusations, but they rarely provide solid evidence to…
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Do you remember when former President Zuma was sent to prison, right? Well, that decision stirred things up. A lot of people were convinced that he was locked up unfairly,…
During the taxi strike in the Western Cape, “fake news” spread rapidly, circulating widely across social media platforms and messaging apps. Regulation 11(5) of the Disaster Management Act, Government Gazette…
As modern society moves forward, we are placing more reliance on information and documents that can be stored on laptops, hard drives, and “virtual clouds.” What remedy is available to…
We live in a time where everyone owns a smartphone with a camera and is a user of some form of social media. Viral videos are taking the modern world…
The last decade has seen an increase in cybercrime related attacks on the legal profession. One of the main types of cybercrime attacks involves fraudulent emails purporting to be an…
At first glance, the medical sector and legal sector appear to be two spheres which do not overlap. However, in reality, all aspects of life are regulated and as such…
South African law for internet, communications and technology law has always been limited at best, as such it has in the past twenty years enacted legislation which regulated certain aspects…
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a widespread problem in South Africa. GBV involves power imbalances. The expectation associated with different genders varies from gender and society over periods of time. GBV…
The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa of 1996 provides in section 35 (2)(d) that everyone who has been detained has the right to – challenge the lawfulness of…
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