Articles for Edwin Cameron
We should act against lawyers who undermine the Constitution
There are advocates who are skilled liars, dissemblers, manipulators and propagandists; they employ the implements of legal practice to bedevil and confuse and dismay - the judiciary and the profession should take action
Opinion | 22 July 2024
Our prisons are falling apart, says inspector
Lack of maintenance and disintegrating infrastructure put prisoners and staff at risk
Opinion | 28 July 2023
Sex work: where criminal law has no place
Decriminalisation Bill is a giant step
Opinion | 24 January 2023
Prisons watchdog needs sharper teeth
Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services is struggling for independence
Opinion | 28 November 2022
Why independent healthcare inside prisons is vital
Prisoners are overlooked in an already unequal health system
Opinion | 25 May 2022
Solitary confinement is illegal. So why is it happening in South African prisons?
Opinion | 23 February 2022
Our faulty approach to life sentences is catching up with us
Our prisons are crowded with “lifers”, at great cost to us all
Opinion | 10 November 2021
Harsh prison terms won’t solve the crisis of gender-based violence
The certainty of arrest and prosecution, not long sentences, is what deters crime
Opinion | 9 August 2021