Lockdown regulations stop or intimidate charities’ food handouts
Law | 25 May 2020
Police who refuse to comply with internal directive may be held personally liable
News | 21 May 2020
Fathers to be able to register the births of their children without the mother being present or giving consent
Law | 20 May 2020
Court orders suspension of police and military involved in the torture and death of Collins Khosa
News | 15 May 2020
Mom with autistic son explains challenges navigating public spaces with him during the lockdown
News | 13 May 2020
“Evil act” perpetrated by police who have constitutional duty to protect society, says judge
Law | 11 May 2020
Rape survivor who sued the police for negligence should not get damages, court rules
News | 6 May 2020
Application by Road Accident Fund attorneys dismissed
Law | 5 May 2020
Attorney says cigarette ban “is self-evidently irrational”
Law | 4 May 2020
Activists and academics say government’s grant increases are a “way of appearing generous while actually reducing the disaster relief budget”
News | 29 April 2020
“I have no fence so I am forced to keep him indoors. Taking a walk is very important for his mental and physical benefit”
News | 24 April 2020
“The prevention of the spread of the virus can be achieved through self-isolation at home”
News | 24 April 2020
Raymond Perrier of the Denis Hurley Centre says it took three days to achieve what NGOs had been trying to do for three years
Interview | 24 April 2020
“Security services consider the lockdown a licence to use force and to punish civilians”
News | 22 April 2020
“Governments worldwide have taken extraordinary measures. By contrast, the response from the South African government has been relatively limited”
News | 20 April 2020
Legal Practice Council warns of serious consequences as administration of justice grinds to a halt
News | 16 April 2020