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Defend Truth

Alison Tilley

Alison Tilley is a part-time member at the Information Regulator of South Africa.

Latest Work

Shortage of judges is severely hampering delivery of justice in Gauteng’s high courts

5 September 2024

Shortage of judges is severely hampering delivery of justice in Gauteng’s high courts

By Alison Tilley

4 min

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Alison Tilley

22 September 2022

Access to information is a basic Constitutional right, and it must be used to empower women

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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Explainer: How the process to choose South Africa’s next chief justice will unfold

JUDGES MATTER OP-ED

27 September 2021

Explainer: How the process to choose South Africa’s next chief justice will unfold

By Alison Tilley

3 min

8

Chief Justice – a crucial role explained

26 May 2020

Chief Justice – a crucial role explained

By Alison Tilley

5 min

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Covid-19: How the courts work during lockdown

1 April 2020

Covid-19: How the courts work during lockdown

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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Alison Tilley

7 February 2019

Ramaphosa’s SONA and the issue of gender-based violence

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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Alison Tilley

27 August 2018

The price of speaking out as a whistle-blower in South Africa is high. Just Ask Moss Phakoe’s family

By Alison Tilley

2 min

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Alison Tilley

10 May 2018

Social grants: Let's look at the crisis of beneficiaries who are losing out on R500m

By Alison Tilley

5 min

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Op-Ed: What does Bathabile Dlamini stand to gain from the Sassa social grants crisis?

4 February 2018

Op-Ed: What does Bathabile Dlamini stand to gain from the Sassa social grants crisis?

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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Alison Tilley

24 May 2017

New life for corruption forum, or is the weight of history against them?

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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Alison Tilley

6 February 2017

The role of the JSC in complaints about acting judges

By Alison Tilley

4 min

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Alison Tilley

6 October 2016

The poll at Wits was meaningless

By Alison Tilley

3 min

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