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A Snapshot of the Constitutional Court's Docket – January to July 2024 by Ally, Nurina

“…Most commentary on the Constitutional Court focuses on its published judgments. Yet the vast majority of applications made to the Court are disposed of in…”
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Clearing the Red Tape – Towards a Balanced Regulatory Framework for Early Childhood Development by Ally, Nurina

“…The state of early childhood development (ECD) provisioning in South Africa is dire. An onerous regulatory regime is one factor contributing to this crisis…”
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Litigation and social mobilisation for early childhood development during COVID-19 and beyond by Ally, Nurina, Parker, Rubeena, Peacock, Tess N.

“…Background Litigation has been utilised to advance a range of socio-economic rights in post-apartheid South Africa, including the right to basic education…”
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Lessons from the ‘minimum core’ approach to the right to basic education in South Africa by Ally, Nurina, Kazim, Tatiana

“…Summary\r\nSouth Africa’s Constitutional Court has seemed notoriously reluctant to accept that socio-economic rights have a ‘minimum core’. Following Mazibuko…”
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The Constitutional Court’s Efficiency: Statistics from the Mogoeng Era, 2010–2021 by Ally, Nurina, Boonzaier, Leo

“…In recent years, media commentators have expressed concern about the Constitutional Court of South Africa’s lengthening judgment processing times. We conduct a…”
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Legal mobilisation for education in the time of Covid-19 by Veriava, Faranaaz, Ally, Nurina

“…Schools were the first public institutions in South Africa to be closed when the country recorded its initial cases of Covid-19. As a public health crisis…”
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Pridwin : Private School Contracts, the Bill of Rights and a Missed Opportunity by Ally, Nurina, Linde, Daniel

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Beyond labels: Executive action and the duty to consult by Ally, Nurina, Murcott, Melanie J

“…Whether executive action attracts a duty to consult has been contested judicial terrain. In this article, we aim to contribute to the development of a…”
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