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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"constitutional obligations"”.
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Banking on sustainable development: the role of development finance institutions in advancing constitutional obligations in light of South Africa's just energy transition
… international human rights and climate change obligations, and in particular, its commitment under the Paris Agreement to make finance flows consistent with a pathway to a low-carbon economy and climate-resilient development. Alongside these international obligations, section 24(b)(iii) of the …
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Interventions by national government in provincial governments in South Africa: A critical analysis
This thesis critically examines the constitutional and procedural framework for national government intervention in provincial governance in South Africa, as provided under Section 100 of the 1996 Constitution. In doing so, it explores the grounds, procedures, and outcomes of these interventions. …
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Unearthing the relationship between disease and causation in South African gold mines
… pulmonary tuberculosis. It is argued that the Constitutional Court's interpretation, and their ultimate application of the test for factual causation in Lee v Correctional Services 2013 (2) SA 144 (CC), in the form of the material increase of risk test, is precedent for the assessment of …
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The rights and best interests of children conceived through rape: the missing maintenance of rapist fathers in South Africa
… rape. Such a failure violates international and constitutional obligations owed to children. This dissertation examines this current legislative lacuna in South Africa concerning such children, specifically focusing on the Children's Act and Maintenance Act 99 of 1998. The Children's Act, in …
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Time as a Policy Mechanism and Intelligible Principle: An Examination of the National Emergencies Act
… to the executive branch while retaining constitutional obligations and maintaining oversight of executive action. Sequences, deadlines, and repetition are temporal mechanisms that help regulate government action and moderate authorities. Understanding how temporal policy mechanisms affect …
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Centring stigmatised underserved groups and limiting State competence to counter structural violence:: (Im)permissibility in International Law and South African Law of arrest and detention of undocumented asylum seekers during the asylum application process
… 1998, which gave effect to its international law obligations in terms of the three specific international and regional refugee law conventions: the 1951 UN Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, the 1967 UN Protocol relating to the status of refugees and the 1969 OAU Convention governing …
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Rights-based approach to poverty reduction: The Ghanaian experience [Thesis]
… with the HRBA and leaves unattended Ghana’s constitutional obligations. This study employed an exploratory sequential mixed design (SMD) strategy using a two-phase, chronological design to explore beneficiaries’ and key stakeholders’ experiences of the LEAP programme. The first phase was …
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Exploring access to basic services to support local economic development: a case study of Mahwelereng, Mogalakwena Local Municipality
… part of local government is mandated to fulfil constitutional obligations to ensure that provision of sustainable, effective, and efficient basic services (such as water, sanitation, electricity, refuse removal and roads networks) to the communities, while promoting social and local economic …
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Civil servant and professional – understanding the challenges of being a public service doctor in a plural health care setting in rural South Africa
… a stressed public sector struggling to meet its constitutional obligations, the daily work of public sector doctors is at the civil service professional intersection. Engagement at this intersection is strongly influenced by the local context of the individuals and communities served. …
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The Sound of Silence: First Nations and British Columbia Emergency Management
… to have revolutionized the regime. While the constitutional status of Aboriginal rights should operate to insure adequate First Nation direction in each stage of emergency management, the regime continues to restrictively prioritize other constitutional priorities, such as division of powers …