Law and the legal profession in a democracy under attack

Raymond Suttner
07 OCT

‘Lawfare’: How courts and judges hold tyranny at bay

Lawson Naidoo
30 SEP

Do we actually know how well our courts are functioning?

Cecelia Kok
19 SEP

The judiciary: Corrupt, or partners in realising a transformed society?

Narnia Bohler-Muller, Gary Pienaar and Michael Cosser
18 SEP

Manuel’s sideswipe at the judiciary could hurt us all

Stephen Grootes
17 SEP

The calumny before the storm: As political battles escalate, expect attacks on judges to intensify

Stephen Grootes
26 AUG

De Lille promises to rehabilitate crumbling edifices of justice

Yanga Sibembe
30 JUL

Judge not! Julius Malema and the new populist frontier against the judiciary

Richard Poplak
01 JUL

Julius Malema’s attack on the judiciary is self-serving

GroundUp Editors
24 JUN

The judiciary, State Capture and the future

Raymond Suttner
14 MAY

Zimbabwe’s slither towards increased authoritarianism

ISS Today
06 MAR

Mogoeng: Check our budget before judging the judiciary

Greg Nicolson
23 NOV 2018

Three ways to improve justice in South Africa

GroundUp Editors
13 NOV 2018

Appointment of a NDPP – culture of accountability is crucial to developing a decent caring society

Anton Katz and Michael Bishop
02 OCT 2018

Constitutional oversight in South Africa – critically endangered through underfunding and delays

Marianne Merten
22 APR 2018

Momberg, Lamberti and Motata cases see concept of dignity take centre stage in SA courts

Rebecca Davis
19 APR 2018

Mogoeng: Fake Democracy vs Judicial Independence

Marianne Merten
24 APR 2017

Op-Ed: How vulnerable is South Africa’s judiciary?

Phephelaphi Dube
20 MAR 2017

ICG: Political Conflict, Extremism and Criminal Justice in Bangladesh

International Crisis Group
11 APR 2016

When Executive met Judiciary: The Ten Commitments

Greg Nicolson
28 AUG 2015

Choosing our judges 101: How to rise (or not) through the legal ranks

Marianne Thamm
15 APR 2015