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SA crime q. n.62 Pretoria Dec. 2017  Editorial | | | | | | · Protest protections, protest problems? Reflections from across the spectrum
Moult, Kelley
| | | | | Comentary and Analysis | | | | | | · Lawyering protest: critique and creativity. Where to from here in the public interest legal sector?
Chamberlain, Lisa; Snyman, Gina
| | | | | | · A legal analysis in context. The Regulation of Gatherings Act - a hindrance to the right to protest?
Omar, Jameelah
| | | | | | · Failing to respect and fulfil. South African law and the right to protest for children
Ally, Nurina
| | | | | Research Articles | | | | | | · #SchoolsOnFire. Criminal justice responses to protests that impede the right to basic education
Skelton, Ann; Nsibirwa, Martin
| | | | | | · Enabling the enabler. Using access to information to ensure the right to peaceful protest
Mukumba, Tsangadzaome Alexander; Abdullah, Imraan
| | | | | | · Minding the Protest; Attitudes towards different forms of protest action in contemporary South Africa
Bohler-Muller, Narnia; Roberts, Benjamin James; Struwig, Jarè; Gordon, Steven Lawrence; Radebe, Thobeka; Alexander, Peter
| | | | | | · Protest Blues. Public opinion on the policing of protest in South Africa
Roberts, Benjamin James; Bohler-Muller, Narnia; Struwig, Jarè; Gordon, Steven Lawrence; Mchunu, Ngqapheli; Mtyingizane, Samela; Runciman, Carin
| | | | | Case note | | | | | | · Rhodes University v Student Representative Council of Rhodes University. The constitutionality of interdicting non-violent disruptive protest
Karim, Safura Abdool; Kruyer, Catherine
| | | | | Book Review | | | | | | · Securocrat repression and 'Protest nation' resistance
Bond, Patrick
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