The latest issue of the
African Human Rights Law Journal (Vol. 20, no. 1, 2020). Contents include:
- Sègnonna Horace Adjolohoun, A crisis of design and judicial practice? Curbing state disengagement from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
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Gus Waschefort, The subject-matter jurisdiction and interpretive competence of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in relation to international humanitarian law
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Juan Bautista Cartes Rodríguez & Laura Íñigo Álvarez, The case law of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Libya following the Arab uprisings : lessons learned for the consolidation and legitimation of the Court
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Swikani Ncube, Human rights enforcement in Africa : enhancing the Pan-African Parliament’s capacity to promote and protect human rights
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Willem Gravett, Digital neo-colonialism : the Chinese model of internet sovereignty in Africa
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Ben Kiromba Twinomugisha, Using the right to health framework to tackle non-communicable diseases in the era of neo-liberalism in Uganda
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Justice Mavedzenge, The Zimbabwean Constitutional Court as a key site of struggle for human rights protection : a critical assessment of its human rights jurisprudence during its first six years
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Gift Dorothy Makanje, The protection of vulnerable witnesses during criminal trials in Malawi : addressing resource challenges
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Michelle Rufaro Maziwisa & Patricia Lenaghan, Rethinking the right to water in rural Limpopo
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Fatima Khan, Does the right to dignity extend equally to refugees in South Africa?
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Lorette Arendse, Slowly but surely : the substantive approach to the right to basic education of the South African courts post-Juma Musjid
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Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew, Assessing the limitations to freedom of expression on the internet in Ethiopia against the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
