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22/06/2022

Dreaming of employment as a prosecutor? Then do not miss out on this opportunity to learn more re applications.
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22/06/2022

Good reading!

Twelve tips for students thinking of a career in law -
https://www.withoutprejudice.co.za/free/article/7535/view

“This is not what I agreed to!”– A potential navigation of changed circumstances under a contract
https://www.withoutprejudice.co.za/free/article/7505/view

Steve Biko in custody
https://www.withoutprejudice.co.za/free/article/7516/view

22/06/2022

The Quarter2 issue of without prejudice is now available. The site can be accessed on www.withoutprejudice.co.za.

Have a look at UP's top law students and advice for Building your legal career after the pandemic

https://www.withoutprejudice.co.za/free/article/7533/view

21/06/2022

Great opportunity!

20/06/2022

Join us!

09/06/2022

The Law Society of South Africa’s Legal Education and Development Division and SASSETA are offering an opportunity for university graduates to partake in a Work Integrated Learning Programme. Closing date tomorrow!

Law Society of South Africa, Legal Education and Development and SASSETA opportunity for candidate legal practitionersMay 24, 2022/in Course-All Categories, Course-Candidate Legal Practitioners, Course-Legal Practitioners, NewsThe Law Society of South Africa’s, Legal Education and Development Divi...

09/06/2022

Freedom Park will conduct the dialogue between youth and elders on 10 June. UP Law's Nthope Mapefane will be a panelist. Students are welcome to attend the event, which will be concluded with lunch being served.

31/05/2022

Call for Papers to UP Law postgraduate students and beyond: Postgraduate Student Conference on 'Law, History and Power: The Constitution of South Africa and the (Im)possibility of Justice' from 4 to 5 August 2022.
Visit our event page for more info.
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31/05/2022

31/05/2022

Closing date: 16 June 2022

25/05/2022

The Institute for International and Comparative Law in Africa (ICLA) invites members of the Faculty and broader University Community to a seminar entitled: The role of constitutional courts in post-coup d’état and post-insurrection transitions: The West African cases of Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali.

In recent years, a resurgence of military coups has been observed in West Africa, particularly in countries such as Niger (in 2010) Mali (in 2012 and 2020) Guinea Conakry (in 2008 and 2021) and Burkina Faso (a popular insurrection in 2014 and military coup in 2022). All these coups d'état led to the suspension of the normal constitutional order and the setting up of transitions to organize a return to normal constitutional order. The constitutional judge has often been a key actor in these transitions.

This presentation focuses on the role of the constitutional judge in these post-coup transitions. Through the study of five transition situations in three countries (the transition in Niger, the two transitions in Mali and the two transitions in Burkina Faso), I will discuss the role that the constitutional judge has played in the setting up of the transition, the conduct of the transition and the restoration of the normal constitutional order. I will also give some assessments of the work of the constitutional judge during these transitions and its possible impact on constitutional stability.

Speaker
Dr. Samson Mwin Sôg Mé DABIRE

Date: 25 May 2022

Time: 09:00 SAST

Format: Online

To Register - https://www.chr.up.ac.za/latest-news/3048-webinar-invitation-the-role-of-constitutional-courts-in-post-coup-d-e-tat-and-post-insurrection-transitions-the-west-african-cases-of-niger-burkina-faso-and-mali