On the record

25 March 2015

Law staff, students and alumni explain what drew them to the profession, and what keeps them going.

Curated by Thaheer Mullins. Photos by Michael Hammond.

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Volume 34 Edition 02

25 Mar 2015

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Faculty Focus - Law

Law in Africa

Pressing questions

Just in time

Can good fences make good neighbours?

Five ways you're breaking the law every day (and you don't know it)

UCT's links with other African universities

What's it like to seek asylum in South Africa?

How is the Public Protector's role changing?

Does executive pay feed income inequality – and how can we fix it?

Do policing and prison make a dent in the drugs trade?

Africa's paradox of plenty

Beyond biopiracy

Women's work

Dynamic, not static

Open justice

Finding common ground in comparative law

A word from the dean

Labour intensive

On the record

Feature

A history of violence

Photo Essay

An epic ride

News

Technology trends shaping higher education

UCT rocks

Editorial

Digging below the surface

Front page

Ask an expert: SONA – politics as theatre

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