Jackie Dugard
Jackie Dugard is an associate professor at the School of Law, University of the Witwatersrand.
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Supporting the TRIPS COVID-19 waiver is an essential step to support international human rights
By: Jackie Dugard & Franziska Sucker & Bruce Porter & Jamie Burton
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A waiver would be a vital step for expediting the scaling up of manufacturing and provision of COVID-19 medical products.
Mobilizing international human rights to challenge coronavirus vaccine apartheid
By: Jackie Dugard & Jeff Handmaker & Bruce Porter
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Beyond the looming humanitarian and moral catastrophe of COVID-19, lie opportunities for mobilizing international human rights law to compel states to take action, ...
Human rights—tackling inequality by catalyzing the agents of social change
By: Jackie Dugard
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Some argue human rights are insufficient to tackle inequality but overlook the emancipatory power of rights—to create the space to mobilize for change, a dynamic ...
Closing the doors of justice? The South African Constitutional Court’s approach to direct access
By: Jackie Dugard
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Legal interventions can help improve poverty and inequality, but in South Africa the poor don’t have sufficient access to courts.