• The clinical and human rights challenges pertaining to HIV/AIDS and TB co-infection in South Africa. 

  Nsanzabaganwa, Oliver. (2014)

  Prior to 1990, HIV/AIDS and TB co infection was not a major public health threat in South Africa (SA). The serious ignorance and negligence on the part of then SA government with regard to HIV/AIDS led to the increase of ...

• Electronic health records : what measures health professionals can take to protect patient data? 

  Mohanlal, Rakesh. (2017)

  Electronic health records use in South Africa is limited. Globally, increased efforts are being made to digitalise medical records into one interoperable system.. Due to the nature of the transmission and storage of such ...

• Do the words ‘a public official or other person acting in an official capacity’ in s 3 of the Prevention and Combatting of Torture of Persons Act 13 of 2013 conflict with s 12(1)(d) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa? 

  Larkin, Marc Jonathan. (2017)

  No abstract provided.

• Moral rights conferred onto foetus to protect the notion of potential life. Is there need to amend and develop legislation in South Africa to accord legal protection to a viable foetus? 

  Gunas, Malthi. (2017)

  The aim of this dissertation is to assess the legal status of the foetus within the legislative parameters of South Africa. I will look at the fundamental reproductive rights of a women as envisaged in the Constitution of ...

• A legal analysis of trade in personal information regarding human gamete donors. 

  Bharath, Deepthi. (2018)

  The aim of this dissertation is to legally analyse whether personal information concerning gamete donors can be traded in South Africa, particularly by South African gamete banks and agencies. As business enterprises, ...

• An exploration of whether the valuation of amounts for gross income should adopt a subjective or objective approach. 

  Nzima, Thandolwenkosi Linda.

  The goal of this dissertation is to offer an investigative comparison between the subjective and objective approaches that are adopted by the courts in evaluating an amount for inclusion in the gross income of a taxpayer. ...

• Sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax in South Africa: an analysis of the tax design. 

  Ananth, Orushka. (2018)

  Sugar-Sweetened Beverage (SSB) tax has stirred considerable debate both locally and internationally in the recent years and this dissertation explores some of these issues. The tax was announced in South Africa by former ...

• A comparative study pertaining to the laws of Germany and America in respect of the test for dolus eventualis with a specific focus on the crimes of murder and culpable homicide. 

  Hagglund, Kirstin Beverley. (2017)

  Dolus eventualis has correctly been described as an ‘enigma’. Not only has it been variously described by the courts, but they have applied the two-stage test, the cognitive and conative component, without providing an ...

• Security on board energy carrying vessels: an analysis of international and regional regulatory measures. 

  Theodorou, Theone. (2018)

  Although the overall number of piracy incidents has decreased over the past few years, almost half the incidents that are reported, involve energy carrying vessels. Given the important role that energy plays in society ...

• An analysis of five of the provisions of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) that are most at risk of divergent interpretation by tribunals within diverse nations and a brief overview of the implications of South Africa's choice not to ratify the convention. 

  Preamduth, Sarisha. (2018)

  This study provides a critical analysis of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) in light of five aspects of the Convention, namely provisions dealing with usage of trade, ...

• Virginity testing as women empowerment: a case study of the Uthukela district municipality's virgin bursary scheme. 

  Biyela, Nokukhanya Angel.

  No abstract provided.

• Child labour: The sufficiency of international and domestic laws in protection for children against being used as domestic servants in Nigeria. 

  Emeka-Mgbemere, Verolyn Chinenye.

  The future of a country is highly dependent on the children; hence the protection of children is important to various nations and the world. One such issue is the protection of children against child labour. The right ...

• Consensual sexual offences - should we make our youth sexual offenders? : a critical review on the Teddy Bear case. 

  Maharaj, Alisha. (2018)

  No abstract provided.

• Physician assisted suicide in South Africa : the constitution and the socio-economic dilemma. 

  Sikhulumi, Ndondo (2018)

  No abstract provided.

• The legal and ethical implications of involuntary detention of drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) patients in South Africa 

  Ofunne, Ifeanyichukwu.

  With South Africa battling a TB/HIV epidemic that is one of the highest in the world, drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) has been an issue of concern lately, due to its virulence and potential fatality. DR-TB is usually ...

• The perceptions of Durban physicians in the handling of impaired doctors. 

  Uhomoibhi, John Omo-Osagie. (2018)

  No abstract provided.

• Electronic health records: What measures health professionals can take to protect patient data? 

  Mohanlal, Rakesh. (2018)

  No abstract available.

• Desiring death: a critical analysis of advanced directives within the South African legal framework. 

  Govender, Jenny. (2018)

  No abstract provided.

• Practicability of successfully achieving a paperless sea trade : electronic vs paper bills of lading. 

  Ngcobo, Nompumelelo Portia. (2018)

  No abstract provided.

• The legal and ethical implications of partial-birth abortions. 

  Ndebele, Zamandaba Silindile. (2017)

  No abstract provided.

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