# RRLLB81 Assignment 3: The Enforcement
of the Right to a Healthy Environment
(Portfolio) Semester 2 Memo | Due 31
October 2025
*Semester 2, 2025*
*Student Name: * [Your Full Name]
*Student Number: * [Your Student Number]
*Module Code: * RRLLB81 – Research Report
*Assignment Number: * 3
*Unique Code: * [RRLLB81/103/3/2025]
*Supervisor: * [Prof MM Monyakane ]
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## Academic Integrity Declaration
I declare that this assignment is my own original work. All sources
have been properly cited in accordance with UNISA’s Harvard-style
referencing guidelines. No part of this submission has been
, plagiarised, and I have not colluded with any other person in its
preparation.
*Signed:* ___________________________
*Date:* 31 October 2025
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## Table of Contents
1. *Introduction*
2. *Theoretical Framework: Justiciability and Intergenerational
Justice*
3. *Comparative Analysis: Enforcement Models in Brazil, India, and
Colombia*
4. *South African Enforcement Architecture: A Critical Evaluation*
4.1 Legislative and Institutional Mechanisms
4.2 Judicial Enforcement: Evolution and Impact
4.3 The Role of Civil Society and Public Interest Litigation
5. *Emerging Challenges in Enforcement (2020–2025)*
5.1 Climate Change as a Constitutional Violation
5.2 Corporate Accountability and Transnational Pollution
of the Right to a Healthy Environment
(Portfolio) Semester 2 Memo | Due 31
October 2025
*Semester 2, 2025*
*Student Name: * [Your Full Name]
*Student Number: * [Your Student Number]
*Module Code: * RRLLB81 – Research Report
*Assignment Number: * 3
*Unique Code: * [RRLLB81/103/3/2025]
*Supervisor: * [Prof MM Monyakane ]
---
## Academic Integrity Declaration
I declare that this assignment is my own original work. All sources
have been properly cited in accordance with UNISA’s Harvard-style
referencing guidelines. No part of this submission has been
, plagiarised, and I have not colluded with any other person in its
preparation.
*Signed:* ___________________________
*Date:* 31 October 2025
---
## Table of Contents
1. *Introduction*
2. *Theoretical Framework: Justiciability and Intergenerational
Justice*
3. *Comparative Analysis: Enforcement Models in Brazil, India, and
Colombia*
4. *South African Enforcement Architecture: A Critical Evaluation*
4.1 Legislative and Institutional Mechanisms
4.2 Judicial Enforcement: Evolution and Impact
4.3 The Role of Civil Society and Public Interest Litigation
5. *Emerging Challenges in Enforcement (2020–2025)*
5.1 Climate Change as a Constitutional Violation
5.2 Corporate Accountability and Transnational Pollution
