The latest issue of the
African Human Rights Law Journal (Vol. 19, no. 1, 2019). Contents include:
- Rachel Murray, Confidentiality and the implementation of the decisions of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
- Jamil D. Mujuzi, Private prosecution as a local remedy before the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
- Ronald Naluwairo, Improving the administration of justice by military courts in Africa : an appraisal of the jurisprudence of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
- Benyam Dawit Mezmur, No second chance for first impressions : the first amicable settlement under the African Children’s Charter
- Archangel Byaruhanga Rukooko & Jon Silverman, The International Criminal Court and Africa : a fractious relationship assessed
- Shirambere Philippe Tunamsifu, Twelve years of judicial cooperation between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the International Criminal Court : have expectations been met?
- Yolandi Meyer, The effectiveness of market-based initiatives for regulating development projects by multinational corporations in Africa with regard to human rights and environmental abuses
- Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua, Students’ academic freedom in African universities and democratic enhancement
- Ronald Kakungulu-Mayambala & Solomon Rukundo, Digital activism and free expression in Uganda
- Itumeleng Shale, Historical perspective on the place of international human rights treaties in the legal system of Lesotho : moving beyond the monist-dualist dichotomy
- Samrawit Getaneh Damtew, Land-grabbing and the right to adequate food in Ethiopia
- Ines Kajiru & John C. Mubangizi, Human rights violations of persons with albinism in Tanzania : the case of children in temporary holding shelters
- Isidore Kwadwo Tufuor, Greasing the wheels of legal aid in criminal proceedings in Ghana : an evaluation of the legal and regulatory framework
- Shanelle van der Berg, A capabilities approach to remedies for systemic resource-related socio-economic rights violations in South Africa
- Louis Botha & Anton Kok, An empirical study of the early cases in the pilot equality courts established in terms of the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act 4 of 2000
- Mtendeweka Mhango, The right to equality and access to courts for government employees in South Africa : time to amend the Government Employees Pension Law
- Carol C. Ngang, Editorial: special focus on the functional dimensions of the right to development
- Carol C. Ngang, Systems problem and a pragmatic insight into the right to development governance for Africa
- Simeon A. Igbinedion, Finding value for the right to development in international law
- Serges Djoyou Kamga, A call for a ‘right to development’- informed pan-Africanism in the twenty-first century
- Annelie de Man, The Sustainable Development Goals and the rights-based approach to development : compatible or missing the point?
- Clydenia Stevens, Reviving the right to development within the multilateral trade framework affecting (African) countries to actualise Agenda 2063
- Isaac Shai, The right to development, transformative constitutionalism and radical transformation in South Africa : post-colonial and de-colonial reflections
- Ciara O’Connell, Reconceptualising the first African Women’s Protocol case to work for all women
- Jesse Prinsloo, The constitutionality of the Fee Exemption Regulations in South African schools : a critical analysis of Michelle Saffer v Head of Department, Western Cape Education Department
