The South African Constitutional Court’s Developing Conceptualisations of Freedom of Association

The South African Constitutional Court’s Developing Conceptualisations of Freedom of Association

Sahara NANKAN

Section 18 of the South African Constitution states that, ‘everyone has a right to freedom of association’ . Over the past 28 years the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of South Africa has sought to give meaning to this textually broad right...

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Introducing a New Blog Symposium: Exploring Freedom of Association Collaboratively

Introducing a New Blog Symposium: Exploring Freedom of Association Collaboratively

Maria CAHILL & Cinzia RUGGERI

Freedom of association is an unusual fundamental right because it protects individuals in their sociality rather than in their individuality. The connection between individuality and sociality inherent in freedom of association has not yet been fully confronted by courts...

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