REVUE : South African Yearbook of International Law (vol. 43, 2018)

Catherine MAIA

The latest volume of the South African Yearbook of International Law (vol. 43, 2018) is out.

Moses Retselisitsoe Phooko, A sin committed by the (suspended) SADC Tribunal: the erosion of state sovereignty in the SADC region 

Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi, The principle of non-refoulement in South Africa and the exclusion from refugee status of asylum seekers who have committed offences abroad: a comment on Gavric v. Refugee Status Determination Officer, Cape Town and Others 

Michelle Frances Diers, The historical development of international organisations with separate legal personality since the 19th century 

Isabeau Steytler, The unsettled question of Al-Bashir’s immunity: a case note on the ICC Minority Opinion of Judge Perrin de Brichambaut 

Dire Tladi, The International Law Commission is 70… staying with the old and playing with the new? Reflections on the work of the Commission during its commemorative year 

George Barrie, The requirement of ‘awareness’ as a precondition for the existence of a ‘legal dispute’ under article 36(2) of the Statute of the ICJ 

Hennie Strydom, Introduction - The inaugral John Dugard Lecture in International Law, University of Johannesburg, 25 October 2018 

James Crawford, South Africa and international law  a tribute to John Dugard 

Max du Plessis, Closure: the inaugural John Dugard Lecture in International Law, University of Johannesburg, 25 October 2018