LEGAL ISSUES Constitution. She cites the case of For Professor Ntlama-Makhanya, Professor Ntlama-Makhaya’s research Harksen v Lane as an example of this however, the role of the judiciary goes explores the role of the judiciary as a process. The Harksen v Lane case beyond the borders of South Africa, a model for the achievement of the goals focused on the Insolvency Act and a point taken up in her latest research. of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable section protecting the rights given The United Nations Organisation’s Development in South Africa. In doing by a man to his wife or a child born (UNO’s) 2030 Agenda on Sustainable this, she shows other countries how of their marriage in an antenuptial Development is described by the functioning of the judiciary in a contract (ANC) from being set aside the UNO as a ‘plan of action for constitutional democracy can be a during sequestration. As it stood, people, planet and prosperity’. The model for other countries. Looking the section of the Act appeared to implementation of the Agenda is a locally and globally at the same time discriminate against certain groups cross-national project requiring the is a feature of much of the research of people. A wife could keep benefits development of a common identity featured in this report. Once again we given to her under an ANC, but gifts based on human rights. The intention see another UFH researcher making given by a wife to a man could be set of this global project is to eliminate these connections to take knowledge aside. The judgement in the Harksen all forms of systemic inequality and forward. v Lane case addressed this inequality discrimination in order to create and thus ensured that society was a society that is based on values able to draw on the value of equality enshrined, at a domestic level, in the enshrined in the Constitution. South African Constitution. Research Report 2021/2022 | 60