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Pro-people orders alone can’t ensure access to justice, says CJI

Hindustan Times 28 Nov 2023
The CJI was speaking at the inaugural event of the first regional conference of around 70 countries from Africa and the Asia-Pacific , hosted by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) in the Capital, on the theme of “Strengthening Access to Justice in the Global South”.
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UN COP28 UAE: What to know about climate summit in Dubai

Al Jazeera 28 Nov 2023
“For years parties have been struggling to agree to a fossil fuel phase-out, and the challenge to reach an agreement was made worse by the fiscal crises precipitated by the pandemic and energy crisis following the war in Ukraine,” said Olivia Rumble, director of Climate Legal in South Africa.
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Crypto Regulations in South Africa: Impact on Users and the Economy

Cryptopolitan 27 Nov 2023
Cryptocurrencies have gained significant popularity and attention in South Africa in recent years ... Legal status of cryptocurrency in South Africa. The legal status of cryptocurrencies in South Africa has been a topic of considerable interest and debate. Cryptocurrency is indeed legal in the country, but it is important to clarify its specific status.
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Banking on the rule of law – Sim Tshabalala

Independent online (SA) 27 Nov 2023
However, in a strange and painful way, last week was also a very good one for those of us who care about South Africa’s rule of law, democracy, and economic performance ... Under our rule of law, the relevant legal and administrative processes are not thrown off course by dramatic statements and viral social media messages.
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Aelex Emerges Law Firm of the Year, Nigeria, at the 2023 Who’s Who Legal Awards in London

This Day 27 Nov 2023
A Nigerian law firm, AELEX, has once again clinched the prestigious title of Law Firm of the Year, Nigeria, at the 2023 Who’s Who Legal (WWL) Awards, marking an impressive feat as the only law firm in West Africa to win a Who’s Who Legal Firm of the Year Award in 2023.
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VP Dhankhar calls for change in laws framed by British

Hindustan Times 27 Nov 2023
“The legacy of colonial legal regime has been highly burdensome to the vulnerable sections of the society in the global South.” He was presiding over the inaugural event of the first regional conference of around 70 countries of Asia, Africa and Pacific hosted by the National ...
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Follow India in changing colonial criminal laws: VP Dhankar tells Global South nations

Hindustan Times 27 Nov 2023
The VP was addressing the inaugural event of the first regional conference of nearly 70 countries of Asia, Africa and the Pacific, in New Delhi. The event is hosted by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) in New Delhi on the theme of “Strengthening Access to Justice in the Global South”.
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Holomisa wants intelligence committee to probe report on allegations of corruption in judiciary

Independent online (SA) 27 Nov 2023
But Ntshavheni had denied these claims ... “It contains highly shocking and damaging assertions that could affect the local and international integrity and reputation of the South African judiciary and several prominent judges, as well as have implications for the Judicial Conduct Committee and Legal Aid South Africa ... siyabonga.mkhwanazi@inl.co.za ... .
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Prized sea snail fuels Runous crime wave

News & Record 27 Nov 2023
HAWSTON, South AfricaNearly every house in Hawston has a boat in its yard, sometimes two ... instigator of 30 years of trouble for fishing communities along Africa's southern coast ... The total legal abalone fishing quota in South Africa is set at a maximum of 100 metric tons a year.
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Curious South African sea snail is a prized dish in Asia. That has meant a ...

York News-Times 26 Nov 2023
HAWSTON, South AfricaNearly every house in Hawston has a boat in its yard, sometimes two ... An employee of the HIK abalone farm holds an abalone snail April 26 near Hawston, South Africa ... The total legal abalone fishing quota in South Africa is set at a maximum of 100 metric tons a year.
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Kosovo zoo rescue lion and bears come out to play in winter snow

The Observer 26 Nov 2023
Workers at a bear sanctuary in Pristina are working hard to look after a lion that wants to play in the snow and bears who were removed from their natural habitat when they were cubs and also enjoy the snowy conditions because they do not hibernate any more ... Photograph ... It is expected to be transported to South Africa once legal hurdles are overcome.
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Prized sea snail fuels crime wave

Lincoln Journal Star 26 Nov 2023
HAWSTON, South AfricaNearly every house in Hawston has a boat in its yard, sometimes two ... instigator of 30 years of trouble for fishing communities along Africa's southern coast ... The total legal abalone fishing quota in South Africa is set at a maximum of 100 metric tons a year.
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NFT Regulations in Africa: Complexities of Overseeing Digital Innovations

Cryptopolitan 25 Nov 2023
The regulatory landscape for NFTs and digital currencies in South Africa is a collaborative effort between various financial authorities and ongoing development in legal structures ... The current state of IP laws in South Africa concerning NFTs leaves room for potential legal disputes, especially as the use and popularity of NFTs continue to grow.
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South Africa wants Israel declared apartheid state

GDN Online 25 Nov 2023
South Africa will directly petition the ICJ to give advisory opinion on the legal consequences arising from the ongoing violation by Israel of the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination from its prolonged occupation, settlement and annexation of the ...
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South Africa calls on ICJ to declare Israel as 'apartheid state'

Press TV 25 Nov 2023
South Africa will directly petition the ICJ to give advisory opinion on the legal consequences arising from the ongoing violation by Israel of the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination, from its prolonged occupation, settlement and annexation of the Palestinian territory occupied since 1967,” the foreign minister said ... South Africa.

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