The Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa (CILSA) is a peer-reviewed academic publication and an accredited South African law journal with a wide international circulation. The journal is published three times a year (March, July, November). We welcome contributions from both South African and non-South African academics and young researchers.

Also available online incorporating issues from 2017 to current.

Volume LI No 1 March 2018:

• FOREWORD - Funmilola T Abioye 
• ARTICLES 
  • Deferrals of Investigations and Prosecutions in the International Criminal Court - Johan D van der Vyver 
  • The Prohibition of Child Slavery in South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe: Overcoming the Challenges of Implementation of Legislation - Rufaro Audrey Mavunga
  • Protection of Internally Displaced Persons in Kenya under the Prevention, Protection and Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons and Affected Communities Act of 2012: An Appraisal - Laurence Juma
  • Spotlight on the Guardians of the Gatekeepers: An Assessment of the Judicial Service Commission of Malawi - Mwiza Jo Nkhata 
  • Class Action Settlements: Issues and the Importance of Judicial Oversight - Estelle Hurter 
  • Contractual Capacity in Private International Law: The Lizardi Rule in the Far East - Eesa Allie Fredericks 

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• Students 
• Practitioners