Criminal justice system

• A review of the Judicial Inspectorate of Prisons of South Africa

• A right to truth, justice and a remedy for African victims of serious violations of international humanitarian law

• Challenges to effective prison governance in South Africa

• Civilian oversight and South African prisons: An examination of the Independent Visitor system

• Editorial 2005 (1)

• Fighting crime while promoting human rights in the police. the court and the prisons in South Africa

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: A summary of some recent cases of interest to the African continent

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: Fair trial rights, freedom of the press, the principle of “open justice” and the power of the Supreme Court of Appeal to regulate its own process

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: The final curtain call for the ‘Minimum Sentences Act’

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: The principle of legality in constitutional matters with reference to Masiya v Director of Public Prosecutions and Others 2007 (5) SA 30 (CC)

• Irreconcilable differences? Building a human rights culture and dealing with crime in post-apartheid South Africa

• Local capacity policing

• Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment as adopted in 2002 by the UN General Assembly 57/1999: Implications for South Africa

• Policy and practice in South African prisons: An update

• Pre-trial detention: Its impact on crime and human rights in South Africa

• Preconditions and processes for establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Rwanda: The possible interim role of Gacaca community courts

• Prisoners' rights litigation in South Africa since 1994: A critical evaluatIon

• Procedural explanations and choices: The undefended accused in a minefield

• Protecting inmates’ dignity and the public’s safety: A critical analysis of the new law on medical parole in South Africa - p 185

• Respecting revenge: The road to reconciliation

• Should fighting organised crime be a priority as South Africa deals with crime and human rights, and does the need to combat crime justify extraordinary measures that may limit rights?

• Surveying the prisons landscape - what the numbers tell us

• The pathological malaise within the criminal justice system: Why the courts are not seen to be delivering

• The role of the ICD in dealing with crime and human rights within the SAPS

• Tough on crime and strong on human rights: The challenge for us all

• Transitional justice and the prosecution model: The experience of Ethiopia