Jeremy Sarkin

Books and Monographs

• “The Conflict in Syria and the Failure of International Law to Protect People Globally: Mass Atrocities, Enforced Disappearances and Arbitrary Detentions”, (Routledge 2022) (307 pages) (author)
• “Africa’s Role In, and Contribution To, International Criminal Justice”, (editors Jeremy Sarkin and Ellah Siangandu) Intersentia Publishers (2020) 303 pages
• “The Global Impact and Legacy of Truth Commissions”, Intersentia Publishers (2019) (editor), 305 pages
• “Conflicted Democracies and Gendered Violence: The Right to Heal”, University of Chicago Press (2016) (co-author)
• “Bosnia and Herzegovina: Accounting for Missing Persons from the Conflict: A Stocktaking”, International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) 2014, 140 pages (lead author)
• “Transitional Justice: A Handbook for Journalists, Citizens and Activists”, IWPR, 2013 (co-author)
• “Assessing Independent Commissions in the draft Zimbabwe Constitution (COPAC draft 2012)” (author)
• “Germany’s Genocide of the Herero: Kaiser Wilhelm 11, his General, his Settlers, his Soldiers”. Published jointly by the University of Cape Town Press, South Africa and James Currey, United Kingdom (2011), author 287 pages  (Long listed in 2012 for the Sunday Times Alan Paton Award for non-fiction)
• “Colonial Genocide and Reparations Claims in the 21st Century: The Socio-Legal Context of Claims under International Law by the Herero against Germany for Genocide in Namibia, 1904-1908”, (author) Praeger Security International, 2009, 320 pages
• “Human Rights in African Prisons”, (editor) jointly published by Ohio University Press (USA) and the Human Sciences Research Council Press (South Africa), 2008, 256 pages
• “Reconciliation in Transitional Societies: Finding Common Ground”(co-authored with Erin Daly), University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007, 352 pages, paperback edition 2010 e-version 2012
• “Carrots and Sticks: The TRC and the South African Amnesty process”(author), Intersentia Press Belgium, 2004, 442 pages
• “The Administration of Justice: Comparative Perspectives” (Sarkin and Binchy editors), Four Courts Press Ireland, 2004, 278 pages
• “Social, Economic, and Cultural Rights – An Appraisal of Current International and European Developments” (eds. De Pelsmaeker, Vanderauweraert, Sarkin and Van de Lanotte) Maklu Publishers Belgium, 2002, 357 pages
• “Resolving the Tensions Between Crime and Human Rights: European and South African Perspectives” (editors Sarkin, Van de Lanotte and Haeck) Maklu Publishers Antwerpen, 2001, 355 pages
• “The Principle of Equality”(eds. Sarkin, Vander Lanotte and Haeck) Maklu Publishers Antwerpen, 2001, 280 pages
• “Human Rights, the Citizen and the State”(eds Sarkin and Binchy), Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell Publishers, 2001, 250 pages
• “From Human Rights to Human Wrongs”, edited by Malila, Sarkin, Viljoen, 1994, University of Pretoria, 150 pages
• “A Charter for Social Justice: A Contribution to the South African Bill of Rights Debate” by Sarkin, Corder, Murray, Steytler, O’Reagan, Kahanowitz, Murphy and Smith, 1992, 120 pages, University of Cape Town
• “Signposts to Peace” (An investigation into the Natal Conflict) by Sarkin, Ahlund and Macdonald, 1990, 100 pages, International Commission of Jurists Geneva

Journal Articles, Book Chapters and other publications

• (2022 with Tatiana Morais) – “Why States Need to View Their Responsibility to Protect Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Women Through the Lens of Intersectionality, Vulnerability, and Matrix of Domination to Address Sexual and Gender-Based Violence 33(6)”, «European Human Rights Law Review», 554-570
• (2022 with Ross Capazorio) – “The Syrian Conflict as a Test Case for the Limits of the International Community and International Law: Global Politics and State Sovereignty versus Human Rights Protection.”, Human Rights Quarterly 44(3) (August 2022) 476–513
• (2022) “Introduction: Understanding How the Historical, Democratic and Human Rights Contexts of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia Affect the Search, Exhumation, and Identification of Conflict-Related Missing Persons in the South Caucasus”, Caucasus Survey 10(2) July 2022 155-177
• (2022) “Law and State Practice in Armenia: Dealing with the Issues Concerning the Search, Exhumation and Identification of Missing Persons in Conflict Zones”, Caucasus Survey 10(2) July 2022 178- 200
• (2022) “Law and State Practice in Azerbaijan: Dealing with the Issues Concerning the Search, Exhumation and Identification of Missing Persons in Conflict Zones“, Caucasus Survey 10(2) 201-222 July 2022
• (2022) “Law and State Practice in Georgia: Dealing with the Issues Concerning the Search, Exhumation and Identification of Missing Persons in Conflict Zones”, Caucasus Survey 10(2) July 2022 223-243
• (2022 with Eryn Sarkin) “Reforming the International Court of Justice to Deal with State Responsibility for Conflict and Human Rights Violations”, International Human Rights Law Review 11(1) (2022) 1-35
• (2022 with Tatiana Morais) “The Importance of Adopting an Intersectionality Approach to Refugee Status Determination Procedures: Lessons from Greece, Israel, and Uganda”, International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care 18(3) 193-206. https://doi.org/10.1108/IJMHSC-10-2021-0099
• (2022 with Elisenda Calvet Martinez) “Why the Systematic State Practice of Enforced Disappearance of Children Are Often Instances of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity: Strategies for Preventing Future Occurrences And Solving Past Cases”, Catholic University Law Review 71(1) 33-103, Washington DC, United States of America
• (2022) “Amnesty and Truth Commissions” in Oxford Handbook on Atrocity Crimes Edited by Barbora Hola, Hollie Nyseth Brehm, and Maartje Weerdesteijn Oxford University Press (675-702)   DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190915629.013.28
• (2021) “The Need for a New Paradigm in International Law to Provide International Protection: Learning the Lessons from Past Processes and Designing a Mechanism to Assist Victims of Arbitrary Detentions and Enforced Disappearances in Syria”, International Human Rights Law Review 10(2) 1-44
• (2021) “Towards A Greater Understanding of Guarantees of Non-Repetition (GNR) or Non-Recurrence of Human Rights Violations: How GNR Intersects Transitional Justice with Processes of Democratic Governance, State Rebuilding, Reconciliation, Nation Building, and Peace Building”, Stanford Journal of International Law 57(2) (Fall 2021) 191-229
• (2021) “South Africa: Civil Society Has a Vital Role to Play in Building a National Preventive Mechanism to Help Combat Torture”, Daily Maverick, 18 November 2021
• (2021) Memorandum on the Architecture of the National Preventive Mechanism (NPM) and its Role in Combating Torture and Other Forms of Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment and Punishment”, South African Coalition on Transitional Justice, November 2021.
• (2021) “Why the Theory and Practice of Transitional Justice Needs to be Better Integrated in All Places Around the Worldin the Journal AlMuntaqa September/October 2021, Vol. 4, No. 1 (September/October 2021), 39-55
• (2021) “Reforming the International Criminal Court (ICC): Progress, Perils and Pitfalls Post the ICC Review”, International and Comparative Law Review, 2021, 21(1): 7-42 (Referred)
• (2021) “The Tensions that Exist in the Creation of National Mechanisms for (Implementation) Reporting and Follow-Up (NMRF/ NMIRF)” in 29 Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law (2020-21) 285-312
• (2021) “Humans Not Numbers: The Case for an International Mechanism to Address the Detainees and Disappeared Crisis in Syria”, Impunity Watch, 2021. 1-40
• (2021) “Promoting the Rights of Victims in Under-Resourced Places by Using Science and Technology, That Can Be Used by Ordinary People, To Deal with Human Rights Violations: Bolstering the Right to the Truth”, Liverpool Law Review, 42(3): 339-360. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10991-021-09276-1
• (2021) “Why Transitional Justice Needs to be Conceptualised in Arab States Theoretically As Well As Empirically” in the Journal Siyasat Arabiya (Arab Policies) (2021) volume 47: 7-21
• (2021) “The 2020 UN Human Rights Treaty Body Review Process: Prioritising Improving Domestic State Reporting Processes Over Rationalising and Streamlining the Treaty Body System”, International Journal of Human Rights 25(8): 1301-1327.   DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13642987.2020.1822337
• (2020) “Understanding South Africa’s Changing Positions on International Criminal Justice: Why the Country Wanted to Withdraw From the ICC and Why It May Remain in the ICC For the Time Being”, «Cadernos de Estudos Africanos», 85-108
• (2020)Reforming the Governance System on the United Kingdom’s Overseas Territory – St Helena” Report published by the «UK Government’s Department for International Development (DFID)», 1 – 15
• (2020) “Dealing With Missing Persons and Persons Who Have Suffered Crimes of Enforced Disappearance in Georgia”, «Foundation for European Future». 1-15
• (2020 with Ellah Siangandu) “Introduction” in «Africa’s Role and Contribution To International Criminal Justice» (editors Jeremy Sarkin and Ellah Siangandu) 1-24
• (2020) “Is the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights with Criminal Jurisdiction an African Solution to an African Problem?” in «Africa’s Role and Contribution To International Criminal Justice» (editors Jeremy Sarkin and Ella Siangandu) 225-258
• (2020) “Reforming the International Criminal Court (ICC) to Achieve Increased State Cooperation in Investigations and Prosecutions of International Crimes” 9(1), «International Human Rights Law Review» (2020) 27-61.
• (2020 with Ram Kumar Bandari)Why Political Appointments to Truth Commissions Cause Difficulties for These Institutions: Using the Crisis in the Transitional Justice Process in Nepal to Understand How Matters of Legitimacy and Credibility Undermine Such Commissions” 11(3), «Journal of Human Rights Practice», 12(2): 444–470 (2020)
• (2019) “The Role of National Human Rights Mechanisms for Reporting and Follow-Up (NMRF): Understanding These New Global Domestic Processes Using Georgia and Portugal as a Focus”, «Teise: Vilnius University Scholarly Journal of Law», 2019, vol. 112, 168–189  DOI: https://doi.org/10.15388/Teise.2019.113.10
• (2019 with Catarina Tavarela) “Should Asylum Seeking Minors Be Detained?: Understanding European and International Law and Policy and Seeking Alternative Solutions”, «Inter Gentes: The McGill Journal of International Law & Legal Pluralism», 1-42
• (2019) “Options for the United Kingdom’s Overseas Territory St Helena Island’s Political Governance”, Report (Study Commissioned and published by the «UK Department for International Development (DFID)», 1–15
• (2019) “Why the Role of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Advancing Democratic Principles and Human Rights in African Countries Needs to be Reformed: An Examination Using the Lens of Swaziland/ eSwatini”34(2), «Southern African Public Law», 2019, 1-56
• (2019) “Reinvigorating and Transforming the Role of the Human Rights Council (HRC) in Georgia into a National Mechanism for Reporting and Follow-Up in line with Global Practice”(Study commissioned and published by the «European Union and UNDP», 2019
• (2019 with Juliana Almeida) “Understanding the Activation of the Crime of Aggression at the International Criminal Court: Progress and Pitfalls”36(3), «Wisconsin International Law Review», 2019, 518-551
• (2019) “Colonial and Apartheid Victimisation: Towards Finding Solutions to Deal With an Atrocious Past” in «Victimology in Africa», 345-361 (Robert Peacock ed) (book chapter)
• (2019 with Sarah Ackermann) “Understanding the Extent to which Truth Commissions (TCs) Are Gender Sensitive and Promote Women’s Issues: Comparing and Contrasting these TC roles in South Africa, Guatemala, Peru, Sierra Leone and Liberia”, «Georgetown Journal of International Law», volume 50 issue 2 – 463-516. (referred)
• (2019) “Introduction: Contextualising and Understanding the Global Role, Impact and Legacy of Truth Commissions” in «The Global Impact and Legacy of Truth Commissions», 1-43 (ed Jeremy Sarkin) (Book chapter)
• (2019) “Towards An Understanding of How Truth Commissions Can Use Their Amnesty Powers to Enhance Their Impact and Legacy” in «The Global Legacy and Impact of Truth Commissions», 211–245 (ed Jeremy Sarkin) (Book chapter)
• (2019) “Why Victimology Should Focus on All Victims, Including Missing and Disappeared Persons”, «International Review of Victimology», Vol. 25(2) 249–270. doi.org/10.1177/0269758018817843
• (2019) “Has the Ability of Truth Commissions to Recommend Amnesty Been Effective in Enhancing Perpetrator Cooperation?”15(3), «Brazilian Journal of International Law», 453-476 doi: 10.5102/rdi.v15i3.5895
• (2019) “Reinvigorating and Transforming the Role of the Human Rights Council (HRC) in Georgia into a National Mechanism for Reporting and Follow-Up in line with Global Practice” (Study commissioned by UNDP)
• (2019) “Prisons in Africa” in the «Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of Politics» (editor Nicolas Cheeseman (Oxford University Press 2019) 1-28 (chapter) doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.013.893
• (2019) “Why Security Council Reform Is Essential for R2P to Actually Impact the Global Level of Atrocity Crimes”, «Canadian Journal on the Responsibility to Protect (CJR2P)», vol 1 62-76
• (2018 with Grazyna Baranowska) “Why Enforced Disappearances Are Perpetrated Against Groups As State Policy: Overlaps and Interconnections Between Disappearances and Genocide”, «Catholica Law Review», vol 2 no 3 11-50. (November 2018)
• (2018) “Refocusing Transitional Justice to Focus Not Only on the Past, But Also to Concentrate on Ongoing Conflicts and Enduring Human Rights Crises” 7(2), «Journal of International Humanitarian Legal Studies», 294-329
• (2018) “Redesigning the Definition a Truth Commission, But Also Designing a Forward-Looking Non-Prescriptive Definition to Make Them Potentially More Successful”, «Human Rights Review», 2018, 19: 349–368   DOI: 10.1007/s12142-018-0509-3
• (2018) “Truth Recovery From Conditional Amnesty Processes: Benefits And Constraints” in «Understanding the Age of Transitional Justice: Crimes, Courts, Commissions, and Chronicling» (ed. Nanci Adler)  Rutgers University Press 56-74 (book chapter)
• (2018) “A Methodology to Ensure that States Adequately Apply Due Diligence Standards and Processes To Significantly Impact Levels of Violence Against Women Around the World”  40(1), «Human Rights Quarterly», February 2018, 1- 36
• (2018) “The Need to Reform the Political Role of the African Union (AU) in Promoting Democracy and Human Rights in Domestic States: Making States More Accountable and Less Able to Avoid Scrutiny at the United Nations and at the AU, Using Swaziland to Spotlight the Issues”, «African Journal of International and Comparative Law», 26(1) (February 2018) 84–107
• (2018) “Respecting and Protecting the Lives of Migrants and Refugees: The Need for a Human Rights Approach to Save Lives and Find Missing Persons”, «International Journal of Human Rights», 22(2) Pages: 207-236 | DOI: 10.1080/13642987.2017.1354572
• (2017) “Why Establishing a Credible and Legitimate Transitional Justice Model, in Conjunction with Democratic Reforms, is a Necessity to Creating Long-Term Peace and Stability in Uganda” 31(2), «Southern African Public Law», 1-29
• (2017) “How Conditional Amnesties Can Assist Transitional Societies in Delivering on the Right to the Truth: Are Such Processes Compatible With International Law?”, «International Human Rights Law Review», 6(2) 143-175    DOI:10.1163/22131035-00602001
• (2017) “Understanding the Changing Relationship of South Africa and the International Criminal Court: Towards a Culture of Greater Impunity in Africa?”, «Revista Themis», ano XVIII, n.º 32 7-33
• (2017) “The Interrelationship of Nation Building, Reconciliation and Guarantees of Non-Recurrence (or Non- Repetition) of Human Rights Violations Using the South African Transition as an Illustration: How Victim Rights and Needs Can Be Better Achieved” 5, «Journal of Victimology / Revista de Victimología», 2017, 9-32
• (2017) “How Developments in the Science and Technology of Searching, Recovering and Identifying the Missing/ Disappeared Are Positively Affecting the Rights of Victims Around the World” 3(1), «Human Remains and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Journal», 71-89 (2017)
• (2017 with Tetevi Davi) “Examining the Criticisms Levelled Against Transitional Justice: Towards An Understanding of the State of the Field” 2017 11(1), «Human Rights and International Legal Discourse», 7-22
• (2017) “The International Criminal Court and African States in «CIDOB’s International Yearbook 2016»
• (2017 with Stephan Parmentier and Estelle Zinsstag) “Editorial”, 2017 11(1), «Human Rights and International Legal Discourse», 2-6
• (2017 with Tetvi Davi) “The Togolese Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission: Lessons for Transitional Justice Processes Elsewhere.” 24(1), «Peace and Conflict Studies», 2017, 1-27
• (2017) “South Africa’s Reconciliation Process: Tools, Resources and Obstacles in the Journey to Deal With Its Atrocious Past” in Annika Frieberg and C. K. Martin Chung (eds), «Reconciling with the Past: Resources and Obstacles in a Global Perspective», 15-28 (Routledge) (book chapter)
• (2016) “Balancing National Security and Human Rights: International and Domestic Standards Applying to Terrorism and Freedom of Speech”  in Anneke Meerkotter (ed), «Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals: Perspectives from Judges and Lawyers in Southern Africa on Promoting Rule of Law and Equal Access to Justice», (book chapter)
• (2016) “South Africa Leaving the International Criminal Court A Long Time Coming”, «Saturday Star», October 2016
• (2016) “Leaving ICC Will Not Be Easy” , «Saturday Independent», October 2016
• (2016) “Leaving ICC Will Not Be Easy”, «Weekend Argus», October 2016
• (2016) “Reducing the Number of Children That Go Missing As a Result of Migration and Refugee Flows and Putting in Place the Means to Find Them” (2016) 2(1), «IHRC Journal of Human Rights»
• (2016) “Is the African Union’s Position on Non-Indifference Making a Difference?: The Implementation of The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) in Africa in Theory and Practice”5(1), 2016, «Journal of African Union Studies», 5 -37
• (2016) “A Critique of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Right’s Decision Permitting the Demolition of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal: Politics versus Economics and Human Rights”, «African Journal of International and Comparative Law», 24(2), May 2016, 215-241
• (2016) “South Africa’s International Criminal Justice: Past, Present and Future” in Doutje Lettinga & Lars van Troos (eds), «Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy: South Africa», Amnesty International Netherlands (book chapter)
• (2016) “The Rise and Fall (and Possible Rise Again) of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P)” in Brett O’Bannon (ed), «Reassessing the Responsibility to Protect: Conceptual and Operational Challenges», Routledge (book chapter) 51-73
• (2015) “The Need to Deal with All Missing Persons Including Those Missing As a Result of Armed Conflict, Disasters, Migration, Human Trafficking, and Human Rights Violations (including Enforced Disappearances) in International and Domestic Law and Processes” in 2015(1), «Inter-American and European Human Rights Journal», 112-142
• (2015) “Dealing With Enforced Disappearances in South Africa (Focusing on the Nokuthula Simelane case) and Around the World: The Need to Ensure Progress on the Rights to Truth, Justice and Reparations”, «Speculum Juris», 2015(1) 21-48
• (2015) “Ensuring Justice, Reparations And Truth Through A Truth Commission And Other Processes In Uganda”, «RÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee/ Journal Law and Politics in Asia, Africa and Latin America», 391-402
• (2015) “Understanding the Journey to Reconciliation in Transitional Societies: Using the Metaphor of a Motor Vehicle Road Trip to Understand South Africa’s Path (Process) to Political Reconciliation”10(2), «International Journal of Renaissance Studies», 2015, 87-103
• (2015) “The Interrelationship and Interconnectness of Transitional Justice and the Rule of Law in Uganda: Pursuing Justice, Truth, Guarantees of Non-Repetition, Reconciliation and Reparations for Past Crimes and Human Rights Violations” 7(1), «Hague Journal on the Rule of Law», 2015, 111-139
• 2015 “Book Review of Sarah Nouwen’s Complementarity Under Fire: The Catalysing Effect of the International Criminal Court in Uganda and Sudan” in 49(3), «Canadian Journal of African Studies», 2015, 518-520
• (2015) “South Africa Neglecting International Justice Issues”, «Cape Argus», 15 June 2015
• (2015) “Foreword” to «Forensic Archaeology: A Global Perspective», edited by Nicholas Marquez-Grant, Mike Groen and Rob Janaway (Wiley-Blackwell 2015) xxxv – xli
• (2015)  “The Reshaping of the Co-Operatives Legal Architecture as a Result of the 2013 Amendments to the 2005 Co-operatives Act: Promoting Democratic Governance and Economic Sustainability or Control and Overregulation?” 27(2), «South African Mercantile Law Journal», 2015 275-307
• (2015) “Putting in Place Processes and Mechanisms to Prevent and Eradicate Enforced Disappearances Around the World”38 (2013), «South African Yearbook of International Law», 20-48  
• (2014) “Providing Reparations in Uganda: Substantive Recommendations for Implementing Reparations in the Aftermath of the Conflicts That Occurred Over the Last Few Decades”, «African Human Rights Law Journal», December 2014, 526-552
• (2014) “Should Reparations for Massive Human Rights Abuses Perpetrated on African Victims During Colonial Times be Given?” in «Justice for Victims: Perspectives on Rights, Transition, and Reconciliation», (editors Inge Vanfraechem, Antony Pemberton and Felix Ndahinda) Routledge Publishers (book chapter) 89-104
• (2014 with Xavier Phillipe) “La Convention Internationale pour la protection de toutes les personnes contres les disparitions forces” in «Introduction aux droits de l’homme» (eds) Maya Hertig Randall et Michel Hottelier 343 -360. (book chapter in French on disappearances in international law)
• (2014) “Enforced Disappearance As Continuing Crimes and Continuing Human Rights Violations” in «The Realization of Human Rights: When Theory Meets Practice». (eds. Brianne McGonigle Leyh, Yves Haeck, Clara Burbano Herrera, Diana Contreras Garduno 389-414 (book chapter)
• (2014 book chapter in Portuguese) “Prisões em África: uma avaliação da perspectiva dos direitos humanos” in «Africa Edireitos Humanos», editor Domingos Da Cruz) (book chapter “Prisons in Africa: An Assessment of the Human Rights Situation”) 257-283
• (2014) “Developments in the Feud between the African Union (AU) and the International Criminal Court (ICC): Movements towards the Creation of an African Court with Criminal Jurisdiction”, «ABA: The Year in Review 2013», American Bar Association
• (2014) “Looking Back Moving Forward: Globally and Locally Addressing Issues Concerning the Missing”, Conference report of the international conference: The Missing: An Agenda for the Future, ICMP
• (2014 article in Polish) “Ćwierćwiecze Powszechnego Leczenia Ran, “Kultura Liberalna” 2014, nr 274, http://kulturaliberalna.pl/2014/04/08/cwiercwiecze-powszechnego-leczenia-ran/ (article on achieving reconciliation in divided societies for the 20^th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide)
• (2013) “A Manual for Court Monitoring for the Human Rights Commission of the Maldives” (HRCM), UNDP Maldives
• (2013) “Human Rights Based Budget Analysis Manual”, UNDP Maldives
• (2013) Chapter on “Transitional Justice is Key to Long-Term Peace and Stability” in «Transitional Justice: A Handbook for Journalists, Citizens and Activists», Institute for War and Peace Reporting
• (2013) Chapter on “Options for Syria: Amnesty, Reparations and Compensation” in «Transitional Justice: A Handbook for Journalists, Citizens and Activists», Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) (book chapter)
• (2013) “General Adrian Dietrich Lothar von Trotha” in «Encyclopaedia of Atrocities, Massacres and War Crimes», ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press (book chapter)
• (2013) “Germany’s Genocide of the Herero” in «Encyclopaedia of Atrocities, Massacres and War Crimes», ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press. (book chapter)
• (2012) “Why the Prohibition of Enforced Disappearance Has Attained Jus Cogens Status in International Law” 81, «Nordic Journal of International Law», 2012, 537-583
• (2012 with Mark Koenig) “The Right to Work: A Right Divided and Conquered” in «Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights», Subhram Rajkhowa and Stuti Deka (eds) Eastern Book House 124-154 (book chapter)
• (2012) “Disappearances, detention and overcoming division: an interview with Jeremy Sarkin” 10.3, «Reconciliation Barometer», October 2012
• (2012) “Government and private sector must join hands to improve eye health care”, «The Star», 18 October 2012
• (2012) “Policy Paper on Reparations for Uganda”for the Government of Uganda and UNWomen
• (2012) “Review of the Copac draft Constitution of Zimbabwe” monograph published by the Legal Resources Centre
• (2012) Op ed “Eye Care for Children Should be Given Top Priority in our Health care System”, «Cape Times», 10 October 2012
• (2012) “Is the Responsibility to Protect (RtoP) an Accepted Norm of International Law in the Post-Libya Era? How its Third Pillar (The Responsibility to Rebuild) Ought to be Applied”1(0), «Groningen Journal of International Law», 2012, 11-48
• (2012) “Integrating Transitional Justice and Demobilisation, Disarmament and Reintegration: The Need to Achieve Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Reconciliation for Child Soldiers and Child Victims of Enforced Disappearances”in Illse Derluyn et al (eds.), «Remember: Rehabilitation and Reintegration of War-Affected Children», 77-104 (book chapter, peer reviewed)
• (2011-12) “Enhancing the Legitimacy, Status and Role of the International Criminal Court by Using Transitional Justice or Restorative Justice Strategies”, 2011-12, «Interdisciplinary Journal of Human Rights Law», 83-102
• (2011) “Interview with UN Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances Chair-Rapporteur Jeremy Sarkin on the Secret Detention Study”, «Essex Human Rights Review», 2011,  57-67
• (2011) “The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the Future  African Court of Justice and Human Rights: Comparative Lessons from the European Court of Human Rights”18(3), «South African Journal of International Affairs», December 2011, 281-293
• (2011) “The Role of the International Criminal Court in Reducing Massive Human Rights Violations Such as Enforced Disappearances in Africa: Towards Developing Transitional Justice Strategies”11 (1), 2011, «Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism», 130-142 (refereed)
• (2011 with Amelia Cook) “The Human Rights of the San (Bushmen) of Botswana – The Clash of the Rights of Indigenous Communities and their Access to Water with the Rights of the State to Environmental Conservation and Mineral Resource Exploitation” 20, «Journal of Transnational Law & Policy», 2010-2011, 1-40
• (2011) “Understanding Germany’s Genocide of the Herero”2, «African Griot»
• (2011) “Keep on Investigating until there is Clarification: Interview with UN Chair-Rapporteur Jeremy Sarkin on Disappearances in Nepal”, «INFORMAL Journal Nepal», 2011
• (2011 with Mark Koenig) “Developing the Right to Work: Intersecting and Dialoguing Human Rights and Economic Policy”33(1), «Human Rights Quarterly», February 2011, 1-41
• (2011) “Prisoners’ Rights Globally and the Middle East”(in Arabic) in «Sur International Human Rights Review»
• (2010 with Mark Koenig) “Ending Caste Discrimination in India: Human Rights and the Responsibility to Protect at the Domestic and International Levels”41(3), «George Washington International Law Review», 2010, 101-136
• (2010) Journal Guest Co-Editor – «Global Responsibility to Protect», 2, 2010
• (2010) “The Responsibility to Protect and Humanitarian Intervention in Africa”, «Global Responsibility to Protect», 2(4) (2010) 371–387
• (2010) “Introduction” (with M Paterson), «Global Responsibility to Protect», 2(4) (2010) 339–352
• (2010 with Amelia Cook) “Is Botswana the Miracle of Africa?: Democracy, the Rule of Law, and Human Rights versus Economic Development” 19, «Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems», 101-137
• (2010) “How to Better Infuse Gender into the Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review Process”2(1), «Jindal Global Law Review», 172-190
• (2010 with Carly Fowler) “The Responsibility to Protect and the Duty to Prevent Genocide: Lessons to be Learnt from the Role of the International Community and the Media During the Rwandan Genocide and the Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia”33(1), «Suffolk University Transnational Law Review 35-87», Fall 2010
• (2010) “Why the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) as a Doctrine or (Emerging) Norm to Prevent Genocide and Other Massive Human Rights Violations is on the Decline: The Role of Principles, Pragmatism and the Shifting Patterns of International Relations”in 47(2), «Politorbis: The Swiss FDFA Journal», 2010, 51-64
• (2010 with Amelia Cook) “Who is Indigenous?: Indigenous Rights Globally, in Africa and among the San in Botswana” , «38 Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law», 1–38
• (2009) “The Role of Regional Systems in Enforcing State Human Rights Compliance: Evaluating the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights and the New African Court of Justice and Human Rights with Comparative Lessons from the Council of Europe and Organisation of American States.”1(2), «Inter-American and European Human Rights Journal», 199-242
• (2009) “The Origins of International Criminal Law: Its Connection to and Convergence with other Branches of International Law”, «Hague Justice Journal», Volume 4 no 1 (2009) 5- 41
• (2009) “Les Origines du Droit Pénal International: Relations et Convergences avec les Hutres Branches du Droit International”, «Hague Justice Journal», Volume 4 no 1 (2009)
• (2009) Book review of Louise Mallinder’s “Amnesty, Human Rights and Political Transitions: Bridging the Peace and Justice Divide” 20, «Criminal Law Forum», 2009, 389-394
• (2009) “The African Court of Justice and Human Rights”, «International Lawyer», Summer 2009, 861-913
• (2009) “The Role of the United Nations, the African Union and Africa’s Sub-Regional Structures in Dealing with Africa’s Human Rights Problems: Connecting Humanitarian Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect” 53 (1), «Journal of African Law», 1-33, April 2009
• (2008 with Heather Sensibaugh) “How Historical Events and Relationships Shape Current Attempts at Reconciliation in Iraq”26(4), «Wisconsin International Law Journal», 1033-1077
• (2008) “Prisons in Africa: An Evaluation from a Human Rights Perspective”, «Sur International Human Rights Journal», 22-49
• (2008) “The State of Prisons in Africa and South Africa”35(2), «South African Labour Bulletin», December 2008, 27-30
• (2008) “Review: Atrocity, Punishment and International Law”30(4), «Human Rights Quarterly», November 2008, 1028-1042
• (2008) “Achieving Reconciliation in Divided Societies: Comparing the Approaches in Timor-Leste, South Africa and Rwanda”3(2), «Yale Journal of International Affairs», Spring/Summer 2008, 11- 28
• (2008) “Human Right –Burma and Africa”, «International Lawyer», Summer 2008, 755-795
• (2008) “Reparations for Historical Human Rights Violations: The International and Historical Dimensions of the Alien Torts Claims Act Genocide Case of the Herero of Namibia”(with C Fowler), «Human Rights Review», September 2008, 331-360
• (2008) “Humanitarian Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect in Africa”in Daniel Zimbler and John Okopari (eds) «Africa’s Human Rights Architecture», 45-67 (book chapter)
• (2008) “The Lie of the Storm”(with Jared Genser), «Far Eastern Economic Review», 9 May 2008
• (2008) “Why Reconciliation is Possible in Iraq”(with H Sensibaugh) 23, «Fletcher Journal of Human Security», 5- 35
• (2008) “An Evaluation of the South African Amnesty Process” in Audrey Chapman and Hugo van der Merwe (eds) «Truth and Reconciliation: Did the TRC Deliver», University of Pennsylvania Press, 93-115 (Refereed book chapter)
• (2008) “The Responsibility to Protect”, «Far Eastern Economic Review», 18 April 2008
• (2008) “An Overview of Human Rights in Prisons Worldwide”in (Jeremy Sarkin (ed.) «Human Rights in African Prisons», Ohio University Press and Human Sciences Research Council, 1 – 39
• (2008) “Asia’s Need for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation”, «Far Eastern Economic Review», Forum 2 February 2008
• (2007) “Asia’s National Human-Rights Institutions Need Teeth” ,«Far Eastern Economic Review», Forum 24 December 2007
• (2007) op-ed article “Toothless Charter will Hurt Asean Credibility” «Bangkok Post», 19 November 2007
• (2007) “Human Rights and Asean Values”, «Far Eastern Economic Review», Forum 26 November 2007
• (2007) “The Historical Origins, Convergence and Interrelationship of International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law and International Law: Their Application From at Least the Nineteenth Century”  1(1) «Human Rights and International Legal Discourse», 2007, 125-172
• (2007) “Reparations for Gross Human Rights Violations in Africa: The Great Lakes” in Steven Pete and Max du Plessis, «Repairing the Past – International Perspectives on Reparations for Gross Human Rights Abuses» (Intersentia Press) 199-231. (Refereed book chapter)
• (2006 with Guilia Dalco) “Promoting Human Rights and Achieving Reconciliation at the International Level”(Part 1), «Law, Democracy and Development» 2006 (1), 69-99
• (2006 with Guilia Dalco) “Promoting Human Rights and Achieving Reconciliation at the International Level” (Part 2), «Law, Democracy and Development», 2006 (2), 49-69
• (2006) “The Amnesty Hearings in South Africa Revisited” in Gerhard Werle (ed), «Justice in Transition – Prosecution and Amnesty in Germany and South Africa», BWV, Berlin 2006) 43-53 (book chapter)
• (2006) “Reparation For Gross Human Rights as an Outcome of Criminal versus Civil Court Proceedings” in «Reparations for Victims of Gross and Systematic Human Rights Violations» (eds) Marc Bossuyt, Koen De Feyter, Paul Lemmens, Stephan Parmentier and Filip Reyntjens Antwerp: Intersentia (2006) 151-188 (book chapter)
• (2004) “Genocide” in «Pieces of the Puzzle» (eds) Charles Villa-Vicencia and Erik Doxtader David Philip Publishers (book chapter)
• (2004) “Pursuing Private Actors for Reparations for Human Rights Abuses Committed in Africa in the Courts of the United States of America” in Charles Villa-Vicencio and Erik Doxtader (eds), «Reparations in South Africa» David Philip Publishers 271-320 (book chapter)
• (2004) “The Coming of Age of Claims for Reparations for Human Rights Abuses Committed in the South” , «Sur International Human Rights Journal», 67-125
• (2004) “Reparation for Past Wrongs: Using Domestic Courts around the World, especially the United States, to Pursue African Human Rights Claims”32(2), «International Journal of Legal Information», 339- 372, 2004
• (2004 co-authored with Erin Daly) “Too many questions, too few answers: Reconciliation in transitional societies”35 (3), «Columbia Human Rights Law Review», 2004, 661-728
• (2004) “Evaluating the Proposal to Amend the South African Constitution to Change the Length of Service of Constitutional Court Judges From a Fixed 12 Year Term to an Indefinite Term based on Age” in «The Administration of Justice: Comparative Perspectives» (Sarkin and Binchy eds) 32-52 (book chapter)
• (2003) “Comparing and Contrasting the Approach To Transitional Justice In South Africa And Rwanda: Choosing Between Truth, Reconciliation And Justice” in «La Justice Penale Internationale Dans Tribunaux Ad Hoc» (Emanuela Fronza and Stefano Manacorda (eds) 327-341 (book chapter)
• (2003 co-authored with M Pietchman) “Legitimate humanitarian intervention under international law in the context of the current human rights and humanitarian crisis in Burma/Myanmar” 33(1), «Hong Kong Law Journal», 2003, 371-416
• (2003) “Holding multi-national corporations accountable for human rights and humanitarian law violations committed during colonialism and apartheid: an evaluation of the prospects of such cases in the light of the Herero of Namibia’s genocide case and South African apartheid cases being brought in the United States under the Alien Torts Claims Act” in Eva Brems and Pieter van der Heede (eds) «Bedrijven en Mensenrechten», Maklu Publishers Belgium 2003 174 – 204. (book chapter)
• (2003 book review) “Priscilla Hayner Unspeakable Truths: Facing the challenges of Truth Commissions” in «International Affairs», January 2003
• (2003) “To prosecute or not to prosecute that is the question? An examination of the constitutional and legal issues concerning criminal trials” in Charles Villa-Vicencio and Erik Doxtader (eds) The Provocations of Amnesty David Philip Publishers 237-264. (book chapter)
• (2002) “Legal aid: promoting access to justice” 19(3) December 2002, «Indicator» (article)
• (2002) “Promoting access to justice in South Africa: Should the legal profession have a voluntary or mandatory role in providing legal services to the poor?” 2002(4), «South African Journal on Human Rights», 614 – 630
• (2002)(book review) “African Perspectives on Governance” edited by Goran Hyden, Dele Olowu and Hastings W.O. Okoth Ogendo in «International Affairs», July 2002
• (2002) “Examining The Competing Constitutional Processes In Burma/ Myanmar From A Comparative And International Democratic And Human Rights Perspective” 2001 2(2), «Asia-Pacific Journal on Human Rights and the Law», 42 -68
• (2002) “Finding A Solution For The Problems Created By The Politics of Identity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): Designing A Constitutional Framework for Peaceful Co-Operation”in The Politics of Identity Konrad Adenhauer Foundation (editors) 67 -80. (book chapter)
• (2001) “Judges’ Tenure – What About Transformation?”, «Legal Brief», 27 September 2001
• (2001) “Judging How Long Our Top Judges Should Serve”, «Sunday Independent», 23 September 2001 (op ed article)
• (2001) “The Tension between Justice and Reconciliation in Rwanda: Politics, Human Rights, Due Process and the Role of the Gacaca Courts in Dealing With the Genocide” in 45(2), «Journal of African Law», 2001, 143 -172
• (2001) “Democratizacao E Justice No Periodo De Transicao Em Angola” «Conferencia Internacional Angola – Direito, Democracia, Paz E Desenvolvimento», 203-236
• (2001) “Evaluating The Constitutional Court’s Decision In South African Association Of Personal Injury Lawyers v Heath In The Context Of Crime And Corruption In South Africa”2001 (4), «South African Law Journal», 767-810<
• (2001) Book review (Alex Boraine A Country Unmasked) in «International Affairs». July 2001
• (2001) “The Evaluation by South Africa’s Constitutional Court of the Bail Laws”in «Resolving the Tensions Between Crime and Human Rights: European and South African Perspectives» (ed Sarkin, Haeck and Vanderlanotte) 215 – 241. (book chapter)
• (2001) “National Human Rights Institutions in South Africa”in «Human Rights, the Citizen and the State (eds Binchy and Sarkin)», 2001 13 -51. (book chapter)
• (2001) (editorial) in «Resolving the Tensions Between Crime and Human Rights: European and South African Perspectives», (ed Sarkin, Haeck and Vanderlanotte) 1 -11
• (2001) “Crime and Human Rights” in «Resolving the Tensions Between Crime and Human Rights: European and South African Perspectives»,(ed Sarkin, Haeck and Vanderlanotte) 25 – 51.(book chapter)
• (2001) “Balancing the need to deal with crime while promoting human rights in the police, courts and prisons in South Africa”, «Law, Democracy and Development», 2000(2), 151 – 172
• (2001) “Corruption in South Africa”, «Business Day», 4 July 2001
• (2001) “Editorial” in both English and French in «Law, Democracy and Development», 2000(2) VII – XV and XVII– XXVII
• (2001) “Using gacaca community courts in Rwanda to prosecute genocide suspects: Are issues of expediency and efficiency more important than those of due process, fairness and reconciliation?”in Rwanda and South Africa in Dialogue: Addressing the Legacies of Genocide and a Crime Against Humanity Charles Villa-Vicencio and Tyrone Savage(ed) 54 – 91. (book chapter)
• (2001) “Ensuring Free and Fair Elections in a Democratic Burma” 8, «Legal Issues on Burma», April 2001, 25 – 36
• (2001) “Post Apartheid Education in South Africa: Towards Multi-Culturalism or Anti-Racism” in Carl A. Grant and Joy L. Lei (Eds.) «Global Constructions of Multicultural Education: Theories and Realities». Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc (Refereed book chapter)
• (2001) “Editorial” in «The Principle of Equality» (eds Sarkin, Vander Lanotte and Haeck), 2001
• (2001) “Human Rights in South Africa: constitutional and Pan African Concept” in «The Principle of Equality (eds Sarkin, Vander Lanotte and Haeck)», 89 -114. (book chapter)
• (2001) “Human Rights in South Africa: Constitutional and Pan African Concepts” in 5(1), «Chroniques De Droit Public / Publiekrechtelijke Kronieken», 39-56
• (2001) “L’ecriture de la Constitution Sud-Africaine de 1996: Approache Formelle et Materielle” 44, «Revue Francaise: Droit de Constitutionnel», 2000, 746-767
• (2001) “The Legacy of Nuremburg”Occasional Paper of the «Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies» at the University of Cape Town
• (2000) “Laws of South Africa (LAWSA)”, volume 21 title «Public Health», 215 – 284
• (2000) “Examining and Enhancing the Role of National (Constitutional and Statutory) Human Rights Institutions in Developing a Human Rights Culture In South Africa” 2000 (2), «A Public Law», 290 -330
• (2000) “Dealing With Past Human Rights Abuses and Promoting Reconciliation in a Future Democratic Burma” in 7, «Legal Issues on Burma», December 2000, 1 -14/li>
• (2000 ) “The South African Constitution As Memory and Promise” in Charles Villa-Vicencio (ed), «Transcending a Century of Injustice», 72-84. (book chapter)
• (2000 co-authored with Esther Steyn, Dirk van Zyl Smit and Ron Pachke) “Reflections on the Constitutional Court’s bail decision in S v Dlamini; S v Dladla; S v Joubert; S v Schietekat: Individual liberty in crisis?” 16 (2) «South African Journal on Human Rights», 292 – 312
• (2000) “Promoting Justice, Truth and Reconciliation in Transitional Societies: Evaluating Rwanda’s Approach In the New Millennium of Using Community Based Gacaca Tribunals To Deal With the Past” 2(2), «International Law Forum», 2000, 112 – 121
• (2000) “A Review of Health and Human Rights after Five Years of  Democracy in South Africa“, «Medicine and Law», Volume 19 (2), 287 -307/li>
• (2000)“Democratising the Courts in Post-Apartheid South Africa: The Structure and Role of The Courts” 7, «Journal of Constitutional Affairs», April 2000, 9-22/li>
• (1999) “The Common Law in South Africa: Pro-Apartheid or Pro-Democracy” 23(1), «Hastings International and Comparative Law Review», Fall 1999, 1 -25
• (1999) “Preconditions and Processes for Establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Rwanda- The Possible Interim Role of Gacaca Community Courts”, «Law Democracy and Development», 1999(2) 223 – 238
• (1999) “Editorial”, «Law Democracy and Development», 1999(2) v -viii
• (1999) “Transitional Justice and the Prosecution Model: The Experience of Ethiopia”, 1999(2), «Law Democracy and Development», 253 – 266
• (1999) “Comparing and Contrasting Democracy and Human Rights Provisions in Two Draft Burmese Constitutions from an International Perspective” 4, «>Legal Issues on Burma Journal», October 1999, 56-69
• (1999) Reviewing and Reformulating Appointment Processes to Constitutional (Chapter Nine) Structures, 1999 (4), «South African Journal on Human Rights», 587 – 613
• (1999) “Appointment Processes to Constitutional Structures”, «Konrad Adenauer Foundation Seminar Series»
• (1999)“Health” in the «South African Human Rights Yearbook», 1997
• (1999) “Reconciliation Through Truth: A Reckoning of Apartheid’s Criminal Governance”, November 1999, «>Human Rights Quarterly», 1129 – 1133
• (1999) “Preconditions and Processes for Establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Rwanda” published in London by the «Relationships Foundations for Dissemination in Rwanda and the International Community»
• (1999) “Negotiating the Religious and Legal Sources of Values in South Africa: The Role of Human Rights”, «Published Proceedings of the Ecumenical Foundation of South Africa’s Conference»
• (1999) “The State of Health and Human Rights in Post Apartheid South Africa”, «South African Medical Journal», December 1999, 1259 – 1263
• (1999) “The Truth about the Truth about the Truth Commission”, «Sunday Times 1», August 1999
• (1999) “The Necessity and Challenges of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Rwanda”, «Human Rights Quarterly», August 1999, 767 – 823 
• (1999) “The Drafting of the Final South African Constitution from a Human Rights Perspective”, «XLV11(1) The American Journal of Comparative Law», 67
• (1998) “The Effect of Constitutional Borrowings on The Drafting of South Africa’s interim Bill of Rights and the Role Played by Comparative and International Law in the Interpretation of Human Rights Provisions By The Constitutional Court” 1(2), «Journal of Constitutional Law», Fall 1998, 176
• (1998) “Innovations in the interim and 1996 South African Constitutions” in «The Review», June 1998, 57
• (1998) Co-author of a «United Nations Manual on Human Rights, Minorities and Conflict Resolution»
• (1998)  “The Effect of Patriarchy and Discrimination on Apartheid South Africa’s Abortion Laws” 4, «Buffalo Human Rights Journal», (1998) 141.
• (1998) “The Development of a Human Rights Culture in South Africa” 20(3), «Human Rights Quarterly», (August 1998) 628
• (1997 with P Proudlock)“Civil Imprisonment of Debtors”, «South African Journal of Criminal Justice»
• (1997 with H Varney) “Failing to Pierce the Hit Squad Veil: An Analysis of the Malan Trial” 10, «South African Journal of Criminal Justice», (1997) 141
• (1997 with N Fourie) “The Contingency Fee Bill: Opening Access to Justice or Pandora’s Box”, «Public Law»
• (1997) “The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa”, «Commonwealth Law Bulletin», vol 23 (1& 2), «Commonwealth Law Bulletin», 528 -542
• (1997  with S Cowen) “The Draft National Attorney General Bill: A Critique” 10 (1997), «South African Journal of Criminal Justice», 64
• (1997) “The Political Role of the Constitutional Court”, «South African Law Journal»,February 1997
• (1996) “The Trials and Tribulations of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission”, «South African Journal on Human Rights»,617, December 1996
• (1996) “Health” in the «South African Human Rights Yearbook», 1996 115
• (1996) “The Termination of Pregnancy Bill”, «Mail and Guardian»,25 October 1996
• (1996) “Health” in «South African Human Rights Yearbook» 1995
• (1996) “Suggestions For A New Abortion Law For South Africa”, «South African Journal of Criminal Justice», (1996) 125  
• (1996) “Child Prisoners: Stop Fighting and Do Something”, «Weekend Argus», 14 September
• (1996) “Acting on Cultural Weapons Will Contribute to a Climate of Tolerance”, «The Sunday Independent», 14 April
• (1996 with S Cowen) “Detention Debate Highlights New Role”, «Parliamentary Whip », 4 April
• (1996) “Panic Over Crime Could Poison South Africa”, «Democracy In Action, March
• (1996  with Shain and Frankental) “South Africa Must Reconcile With Past”, «Weekend Argus», 20 January and «The Sunday Independent», 11 February
• (1996) “The Constitutional Court’s Decision on Legal Representation: S v Vermaas and S v Du Plessis”12 (1), «South African Journal on Human Rights», (1996) 55
• (1996) “Problems and Challenges Facing South Africa’s Constitutional Court: An Evaluation of its Decisions on Capital and Corporal Punishment” 113, «South African Law Journal», 71
• (1995) “The Role of the Legal Profession in the Promotion and Advancement of a Human Rights Culture”, «Commonwealth Law Bulletin», (October 1995) 1306
• (1995) “Why There Should Be An Abortion Clause in the Final Constitution” 4, «South African Journal of Human Rights» (1995) 582
• (1995 with S Cowen) “Attorney-Generals Must Be Accountable”, «Mail and Guardian», 13 – 19 October
• (1995) “Apartheid Spectre Dogs Children’s Rights in South Africa, «The Argus», 31 July
• (1995)  “Abortion and the Courts” in S Liebenberg (ed), «Towards A Final Constitution: A Gender Perspective 217» (book chapter)
• (1995) “Choice of Commissioners is Crucial”, «Cape Times», 22 May
• (1995)  “A Study of the Effect on Corporal Punishment of the South African Transitional Constitution and Bill of Rights”, «International Journal of Childrens Rights» (September 1995) 369
• (1995) “Health” in «South African Human Rights Yearbook 1994», 117
• (1994) “The Human Rights Commission Bill”, «Cape Times», 7 September
• (1994) “Conscription” in «South African Human Rights Yearbook 1993»
• (1994) “An Evaluation of the Election and Transitionary Legislation” Co-authored with Murphy, de Vos and de Ville in Steytler et al (eds) «Free and Fair Elections in South Africa», Juta, January (book chapter)
• (1994) “The South African Media in the Transition to Democracy” in  Steytler et al (eds) «Free and Fair Elections in South Africa» , Juta, January (book chapter)
• (1993) “Tomorrow’s Lawyers” 9(3), «South African Journal of Human Rights »
• (1993) “Conscription in South Africa” in «South African Human Rights Yearbook», Oxford University Press, 1992
• (1993) “Preventive Detention in South Africa” in Andrew Harding & John Hatchard (ed) «Preventive Detention and Security Law: A Comparative Survey», Martinus Nijhoff Netherlands (book chapter)
• (1993) “Can South Africa afford justice? The need and future of a public defender system” 4 (2), «Stellenbosch Law Review» 261
• (1993) The Prevention of Domestic Violence Draft Bill 9, «South African Journal of Human Rights» 288, May
• (1993) “Restructuring the Legal Profession and Access to Justice: The Duty of Law Graduates and Lawyers to Provide Legal Services” 9, «South African Journal of Human Rights», 223, May
• (1993 with H Varney) “Traditional Weapons, Cultural Expediency and the Political Conflict in South Africa: A Culture of Weapons and a Culture of Violence” 6, «Criminal Justice Journal» 2, May
• (1993 co-authored with De Vos & Fichardt) “The Law on Demonstrations is Flawed”, «Cape Times»
• (1993 co-authored with Cockrell) “Minority May Not Decide Death Penalty”, «Cape Times» and in «Civil Rights League Newsletter»
• (1993) “Abortion in the New South Africa” in «56 Tydskrif vir Hedendags Romeinse Hollandse Reg (THRHR)», 83, February
• (1992)  Booklet co-authored with Steve Kahanowitz  “Access to Justice and the Legal Profession”, «Legal Education Action Project – University of Cape Town»
• (1992) “Socio-Economic Rights in a Bill of Rights” in «Civil Rights League Newsletter», June
• (1991) “Changes to the Security Laws in South Africa” in «ICJ 47 The Review 61», December
• (1991) “Post Pretoria Minute Amendments to the Internal Security Act, «National Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL) National Newsletter»
• (1991) “Children in the Old and New South Africa ”in the «Civil Rights League Newsletter», June
• (1991) “Natal Violence” in the «Civil Rights League Newsletter», February
• (1990) “South Africa: An Investigation into the Natal Violence”, ICJ 45, «The Review» 7- 11. (Switzerland)
• (1990) “Abortion in South Africa”, «Stellenbosch Lawyers for Human Rights Magazine»
• (1990) “Choice and Informed Request: The Answer to Abortion.  A Proposal for South African Abortion Reform”, «Stellenbosch Law Review 372»
• (1989) “Judges in South Africa: Black Sheep or Albino’s” in 24 Centre for the Independence of Judges and Lawyers (Geneva, Switzerland), Bulletin 34-66.