The Business Day By Nicole Fritz I am sitting in a meeting in São Paulo, Brazil, surrounded by other civil society representatives from emerging powers, here to discuss foreign policy…
Nicole Fritz31 May 2011
Nyasa Times The Malawi High Court in commercial city of Blantyre has released on bail a man who had been languishing on remand for the past 11 years without trial.…
Staff Writer11 May 2011
Business Day By Nicole Fritz YOU have to wonder how that conversation went. Vatican official: "We appreciate that he is under a European Union (EU) travel ban but as we’re…
Staff Writer10 May 2011
Business Day By Nicole Fritz HUMAN rights. Economic growth. Big, bold concepts too often portrayed as inevitably in tension. Yet, economic growth is facilitated by civic rights such as the…
Staff Writer7 April 2011
The Business Day By Nicole Fritz NO ONE can rejoice at what is happening in Libya. The use of force by states acting under United Nations Security Council resolution —…
Staff Writer23 March 2011
The Mail&Guardian By Nicole Fritz United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron and Amy Chua, author of the controversial Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, do not appear to have all…
Staff Writer9 March 2011
The Mail&Guardian By Nicole Fritz If Libya is the epicentre of the earthquake, seismic waves washed up last Saturday night at the United Nations’s (UN) headquarters along Manhattan’s East River…
Staff Writer2 March 2011
JOSIAS van Zyl, MD of Swissborough Diamond Mines, and eight other mining companies in dispute with Lesotho, have applied to the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Tribunal to set aside…
Staff Writer28 January 2011
The Gazette Motswaledi’s legal bill opens debate on funding of Constitutional cases Gomolemo Motswaledi’s legal bill has opened a debate on the need for constitutional cases to be funded. The…
Staff Writer19 January 2011