Assessing the international criminal court with the organizational effectiveness approaches by Abdel Megeed, Heba Yehia

“…The research analyses the ICC through the prism of international governmental organizations, merely one monograph has attempted to use this theory in assessing the effectiveness of international courts. …”
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Prospects and challenges of extending the African Court’s jurisdiction to international crimes

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The importance of reparations for victims of conflict-related sexual violence : challenges facing the International Criminal Court by Wasserman, Zia

“…That is, rape and other forms of sexual violence have been categorised as international crimes falling within the jurisdiction of international criminal tribunals and courts dealing with conflict situations. …”
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Understanding remedies for violations of the right to development in domestic courts in Africa

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Immunity of state officials and prosecution of international crimes in Africa

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Ethical use of open source intelligence in prosecuting child soldiers

Subjects: “…International Criminal Court…”
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Accommodating persons with severe communication disabilities in court : development and appraisal of guidelines

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The transformative value of international criminal law by Van der Merwe, Hermanus Jacobus

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Post conflict prosecution of gender-based violence : a comparative analysis of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), the International Criminal Tribunal for the fo...

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Evidential implications of the use of electronic letters of credit in international trade

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International law in the interpretation of sections 25 and 26 of the Constitution by Slade, Bradley Virgill

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The Application of the Joint Criminal Enterprise Doctrine in International Criminal Law for the Prosecution of Sexual Offences by Hartle, Chelsea

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Have the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines influenced the development of domestic legislation for transfer pricing and the outcome of court decisions in selected African states? by Ismail, Mohamed Waseem

“…In transfer pricing legal disputes, international court judgments discussing the ALP touch on the influence of the OECD TPG. …”
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The best interests of the child : a critical evaluation of how the South Africa court system is failing to use section 7 of the Children's Act accordingly in divorce proceedings by Sisilana, Ziphokazi Dimpho

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Compliance with regional courts judgments in SADC in the context of regional integration in Africa by Madala, Sithembele

“…Contrary to these claims, however, a growing body of literature on international adjudication shows that international courts (ICs) are important beyond measures of state compliance. …”
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The protection of the right of access to adequate housing by the South African Constitutional Court by Radebe, Sibusiso Blessing

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Giving effect to the human rights jurisprudence of the court of justice of the economic community of West African states

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An analysis of treaties for the exchange of information for tax purposes impacting a South African retail sector taxpayer and financial institutions trading in the Southern African... by Van Schalkwyk, Johannes Murray

“…Based on recent international tax developments, global revenue authorities have identified a need for the exchange of taxpayer information (EOI) to identify both tax evasion and tax avoidance. …”
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The quest for effective arbitration : new developments in South Africa and Germany by Afflerbach, Kai

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"Anti-Suit injunctions in international commercial arbitration in the light of the west tankers decision" by Haberli, Janine Hofmann

“…The anti-suit injunction was originally developed in the English legal system. In the past, it was mainly used in equity law to intervene in common law court litigation and preclude vexatious and oppressive litigation or a multitude of lawsuits.2 Today, anti-suit injunctions, in the context of arbitration, are used to restrain a party from beginning or continuing court proceedings when they agreed to arbitrate the matter in case of a dispute.…”
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