David Bilchitz

Excellent blog on an important question of how our law deals with those who are neurodiverse

#NewBlogPost: Prof Roxan Laubscher unpacks the @ConCourtSA's approach to language rights in higher education through AfriForum v UFS and related cases. Read here: africanlawmatters.com/blog/reparativ… @SAIFAC_UJ @Davebil36

@iacl_aidc @ICON__S @Verfassungsblog @go2uj

Excited to announce the release of Constitutional Court Review vol 15, celebrating and interrogating 30 years of the SA Constitutional Court’s jurisprudence. Read open-access this outstanding collection of articles here: journals.co.za/journal/jlc.co… @SAIFAC_UJ @blog_alm @UniRDG_Law

@blog_alm @go2uj @WitsUniversity @UniRDG_Law Conference in honor of Prof Stu Woolman engaging with his life and work and stimulating new scholarship in constitutional law

First Session of Day 2: A Politics of Accountability - The Institutional Dimension #CCR2026' #StuWoolman #Scaffolding

Prof Courtenay Sprague presents a fascinating paper comparing South African and Colombian responses to femicide and intimate partner violence - very important learnings for our policy makers in combatting this scourge @blog_alm @SAIFAC_UJ @go2uj @WitsUniversity

@blog_alm @go2uj @WitsUniversity

Justice Redson Kapindu - High Court Malawi -commences academic presentations at Conference celebrating life and work of Prof Stu Woolman organised by @SAIFAC_UJ together with @WitsUniversity law and ccr journal

#NewALMPost: Caiphas Brewsters Soyapi argues that the African Court of Justice should use Ubuntu in its upcoming climate advisory opinion, creating a distinctly African approach to climate justice rooted in equity & solidarity. More here: africanlawmatters.com/blog/ubuntu-eq…

Not to be missed

#NewBlogPost: Prof Dunia P. Zongwe reflects on 35 years of Namibia’s Constitution—looking back at its wins & challenges, and imagining a future where the liberal Bill of Rights is replaced by a decolonial one. More here: africanlawmatters.com/blog/thirty-fi…

NewBlogPost: Dr. Tracey Kanhanga unpacks how future generations of African descent will be disproportionately affected by climate change, drawing on the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion. More here: africanlawmatters.com/blog/future-af…

#NewBlogPost: @JohannesSocher and Prof Charles Fombad unpack the findings of their new book "Constitutionalisation of Political Parties and the State of Democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa". Read here:africanlawmatters.com/blog/constitut…

🌍✍️ African Law Matters is calling for blog submissions on the ICJ’s landmark Advisory Opinion on climate change and what it means for Africa! Themes include: -Climate litigation & rights in Africa -Fossil fuel regulation & accountability -NDC obligations & just transitions

In our latest post, Ezile Madlala covers the 7th Annual Regional Binding Treaty Indaba in Johannesburg, where mining-affected communities, civil society, and African state representatives called for a binding global treaty on business and human rights, raised concerns over barriers to participation, and emphasized the importance of African-led solutions. Read more here: africanlawmatters.com/blog/african-c…

Exciting news! The call for workshops for the @iacl_aidc World Congress is now open . Submit your proposals here and I'll see you on Bogota: wccl2026.com/en/call-for-wo… #wccl2026

Justice Majiedt has spent 20+ years turning SA’s Constitution into everyday justice. 🇿🇦 Watch this interview, as he reflects on how the Constitutional Court has adapted to shifting social, economic & political realities. youtube.com/watch?v=bXQ62e…

SAIFAC Webinar on Wednesday, 28 May 2025: "Can Technology Enhance the Protection of Stateless Persons?"

Don't miss the third episode in our exclusive series as we sit down with Justice Majiedt for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation. Stay tuned — you won’t want to miss this one.