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Regulating traditional justice in South Africa: a comparative analysis of selected aspects of the traditional courts bill
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  • 1994The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa4,191 cited
  • 1962Conflict of laws91 cited
  • 1971The conflict of laws63 cited
  • 2005The Role of the Courts in the Conflict Between African Customary Law and Human RightS62 cited
  • 2011The Future of Living Customary Law in African Legal Systems in the Twenty-First Century and Beyond, with Special Reference to South Africa28 cited
  • 2016The Traditional Courts Bill: A silent coup?22 cited
  • 2016Beyond the Traditional Courts Bill: Regulating customary courts in line with living customary law and the Constitution14 cited
  • 2009The significance of South Africa's Traditional Courts Bill1 to the challenge of promoting African traditional justice systems14 cited

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