South African Journal of Bioethics and Law

Failing to protect the climate could violate international law

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The National Health Research Ethics Council 2024 Guidelines – suspended in part, legally precarious in whole

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Early Online

Considerations to be made in the constitution of the Health Professions Council of South Africa to commence its term in November 2025: Law v. practice law

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Early online

Genocide as a bioethical crisis: Healthcare, reproduction and the findings of the UN commission of inquiry

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Caster Semenya succeeds in an important case for athletes around the world at the European Court of Human Rights regarding the right of athletes to a fair hearing during fundamental rights disputes between themselves and their sport governing bodies

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Irregular appointment of the NHREC: Implications for legitimacy and the path forward for South Africa’s health research ethics guidelines

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Practical guidance in understanding the nuance of benefit sharing and what this means for South African health research ethics committees: Part 2

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Denying the right to healthcare: South Africa’s unemployed doctors at the centre of this crisis

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The Universal Declaration of Bioethics and Human Rights – a provisional perspective on surrogacy introduction

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Advancing gender equity in HPV vaccination: A rule utilitarian case for including boys in South Africa’s national programme

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In machina: A cursory consideration of artificial wombs and the South African ethico-legal landscape

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Ensuring public safety and professional integrity: The vital role of healthcare regulators in South Africa

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