Chapters
Chengeta T. 2022. Autonomous weapon systems: Accountability Gap and Racial Oppression Christopher S. Reclaiming human rights in a changing world order :216-236 Chatham House / Brookings Institution Press. London and Washington DC 978-0-8157-3975-3 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Chengeta T. 2022. Is the Convention on Conventional Weapons the appropriate framework to produce a new law on autonomous weapon systems Viljoen F, Charles F, Dire T, Ann S, Magnus K. A Life Interrupted: Essays in honour of the lives and legacies of Christof Heyns :379-397 Pretoria University Law Press 978-1-991213-14-3 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Viljoen F, Kgomosotho K, Chengeta T, Davhana N. 2022. Christof and Mooting Viljoen F, Fombad C, Tladi D, Skelton A, Killander M. A Life Interrupted: Essays in honour of the lives and legacies of Christof Heyns :86-97 Pretoria University Law Press 978-1-991213-14-3 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Chengeta T. 2021. Autonomous armed drones and the challenges of a multilateral consensus on a value-based regulation Christian E. Ethics of drone strikes: Restraining Remote-control Killing :170-189 Edinburgh University Press Author Url
Chengeta T, Dapo Akande , Christof Heyns , Lawrence H-C. 2020. The right to life and the international law framework regulating the use of armed drones Human Rights and 21st Challenges Oxford University Press
Chengeta T. 2017. Protection of civilians from wilful killings in armed conflict Pretoria University Law Press
Report
Leslie D, Katell M, Aitken M, Singh J, Briggs M, Powell R, Rincon C, Chengeta T, Birhane A, Perini A, Jayadeva S, Mazumder A. 2022. Advancing Data Justice Research and Practice: An Integrated Literature Review Advancing Data Justice Research and Practice: An Integrated Literature Review Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Journal article
Chengeta T. 2020. A critique of the Canberra guiding principles on lethal autonomous weapon systems E-International Relations,
Chengeta T. 2020. International law governance of autonomous weapon systems and the turn to ethics University of Illinois Journal of Law, Technology and Policy,
Chengeta T. 2018. African populism, constitutionalism and human rights African Journal of Comparative Constitutional Law, Author Url
Chengeta T. 2018. When at Loggerheads With Customary International Law: The Right to Run for Public Office and the Right to Vote Brooklyn Journal of International Law, 43 :399-456 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Chengeta T. 2018. Populist candidates and the fitness for public office rule: an international human rights law perspective Harvard International Law Journal, Author Url
Heyns C, Akande D, Hill-Cawthorne L, Chengeta T. 2016. THE INTERNATIONAL LAW FRAMEWORK REGULATING THE USE OF ARMED DRONES International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 65 :791-827 DOI Publisher Url
Chengeta T. Can Robocop Serve and Protectt within the Confines of Law Enforcement Rules? SSRN Electronic Journal, DOI Publisher Url
Chengeta T. The possibility of transitional justice post-Mugabe era in Zimbabwe Oxford Journal of Transitional Justice,
Chengeta T. What level of human control over autonomous weapon systems is required by international law European Journal of International law, Author Url
Chengeta T. Are autonomous weapon systems the subject of Article 36 of Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions? UC Davis Journal of International Law and Policy, Author Url
Chengeta T. Defining the Emerging Notion of "Meaningful Human Control" in Weapon Systems New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Author Url
Chengeta T. Accountability gap: Autonomous weapon systems and modes of responsibility in international law Denver Journal of International Law and Policy, Author Url Publisher Url
Chengeta T. Dignity, humanity and autonomous weapon systems (AWS) debate: an African perspective Brazilian Journal of International Law, Author Url
Chengeta T. Measuring autonomous weapon systems against international humanitarian law Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare,
Chengeta T. Can robcop serve and protect within the confines of law enforcement rules on use of force? Pace International Law Review,
Conference publication
Chengeta T. 2019. Is existing law adequate to govern autonomous weapon systems? CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2540