A response to 'The Stellenbosch University Senate ought to remain neutral on the Israel-Palestine war in Gaza - A response to Mahomed and Hendricks'

2024-7-8

The Stellenbosch University Senate ought to remain neutral on the Israel-Palestine war in Gaza - A response to Mahomed and Hendricks

2024-7-8

The anatomy of a genocide – a watershed moment as international law and our common humanity hangs by a thread

2024-6-4

A disappointing vote by the Stellenbosch University Senate on Gaza, Palestine: A lost opportunity to show ethical and moral leadership in support of social justice

2024-6-4

International humanitarian law: Dunant would be devastated again

2024-4-23

Clarifying the legal requirement for cross-border sharing of health data in POPIA: Recommendations on the draft Code of Conduct for Research

2024-4-23

The noble cause of medicine – fact or fallacy?

2024-4-23

Futility, communicating bad news and burnout in doctors and other health practitioners

2024-4-23

International humanitarian laws: Applicable to all or a privilege for some?

2024-4-23

Healthcare and genocide: BDS as an entry point to health justice

2024-4-23

Navigating ethical challenges of integrating genomic medicine into clinical practice: Maximising beneficence in precision oncology

2024-4-23

Israel’s systematic weaponisation of health in Gaza

2024-4-23

Examining the Mr Tsafendas enquiry trial: Current insights on forensic psychiatric assessment and ethics

2024-4-23

Organ donation after circulatory death – legal in South Africa and in alignment with Chapter 8 of the National Health Act and Regulations relating to organ and tissue donation

2024-4-23

When silence kills

2024-4-3

Collective responsibility during a cholera outbreak: The case of Hammanskraal

2023-12-20

When sanctuaries of humanity turn into corridors of horror: The destruction of healthcare in Gaza

2023-12-20

A golden opportunity for South Africa to legislate on human heritable genome editing

2023-12-20

Is there a legal and ethical duty on doctors to inform patients of the likely co-payment costs should they be treated by practitioners who have contracted out of medical scheme rates?

2023-12-20

Pragmatic ethical approaches to evangelising in the medical encounter

2023-12-20

Gaza and international law: The global obligation to protect life and health

2023-12-20

The war on Gaza. A test of our humanity

2023-12-20

Three to one – an ethicolegal outline of mitochondrial donation in the South African context

2023-12-20

The situation in Gaza – will cruelty and hatred triumph?

2023-12-20

Israel desecrates the sanctity of healthcare with its attacks

2023-11-9

Inserting microethics into paediatric clinical care: A consideration of the models of the doctor-patient relationship

2023-9-1

Catch-22: A patient’s right to informational determination and the rendering of accounts by medical schemes

2023-9-1

Changes in the empathy levels of a group of undergraduate medical students: A longitudinal study

2023-9-1

Revisions to the World Medical Association’s Declaration of Helsinki: Africa Region Consultation

2023-9-1

Turning the moral compass towards transformative research ethics: An inflection point for humanised pedagogy in higher education

2023-9-1

Using the right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress to address the needs of adolescent mothers living with HIV

2023-9-1

Bridging the regulatory gaps created by Smart and Connected technologies in South Africa

2023-9-1

Unpacking the legality of termination of pregnancy based on ‘social grounds’ under South African law

2023-9-1

Human dignity and researcher conduct in emergency care research with incapacitated adults

2023-9-1

Strengthening research ethics oversight in Africa: The Kenyan example

2023-5-8

Vaccine production in Africa: will initiatives survive?

2023-5-8

Bioethics of childbirth for another (surrogate motherhood) in the Civil Code of Kosovo

2023-5-8

Parens patriae jurisdiction and religious beliefs of parents in medical treatment of a minor: Examining the Supreme Court’s decision in Tega Esabunor v Faweya & Ors (2019) LPELR 46961 (SC) in light of international practice

2023-5-8

Mandatory reporting obligations within the context of health research: Grappling with some of the ethical-legal complexities

2023-5-8

Towards a data transfer agreement for the South African research community: The empowerment approach

2023-5-8

Race in health research: Considerations for researchers and research ethics committees

2023-5-8

Justice in the provision of healthcare services – A stifled right in the private sector

2023-2-6

How is South Africa going to implement NHI when corruption is so rampant?

2023-2-6

The right to family life: Why the genetic link requirement for surrogacy should be struck out

2023-2-6

The evolving role of research ethics committees in the era of open data

2023-1-3

The CIOMS consensus report on clinical research in resource-limited settings

2023-1-3

Rights of the fetus: Voice of the Unborn Baby and Constitutional Court decision

2022-10-12

A literature review analysis of engagement with the Nagoya Protocol, with specific application to Africa

2022-10-12

Developing ethical research behaviour in doctoral students

2022-10-12

Don’t shy away from the elitist implications of your argument: Response to de Roubaix

2022-10-12