Law, Memory, and the Legacy of Apartheid: Ten Years After AZAPO V. President of South Africa
- ISBN-10
- 0980265835
- ISBN-13
- 9780980265835
- Category
- Amnesty
- Pages
- 219
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2007
- Publisher
- PULP
- Authors
- Karin van Marle, Wessel Le Roux
Description
While statements such as that individuals are only objects and not subjects of international law have been shown to ... a prior regime' (1991) 100 Yale Law Journal 2525 2539. and maritime navigation, and also in cases of the egregious.
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