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The constitutional impact of strategic litigation in South Africa
The thesis examines the constitutional impact and limitations of strategic litigation involving the state in South Africa, with particular emphasis on its role in holding organs of state accountable and preventing abuses of public power. It analyses strategic litigation within the framework of
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