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African Journal of
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Michel-Cyr Djiena Wembou
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Le Droit Humanitaire Africain: Sources,
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Enefiok Essien
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Conflicting Rationes Decidendi: The Dilemma of
the Lower Courts in Nigeria
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No.1
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pp.
23-30
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Bertel De Groote
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Quelques Changements Importants aux Regles de
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pp.
31-57
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Ben Chigara
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Operation of the SADC Protocol on Politics,
Defence and Security in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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pp. 58-
69
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Ahmed Iyane Sow
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L'Apport du Groupe Africain Aux Travaux de la
55EME Commission de Droits de L'Homme des Nations Unies
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70-83
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Edwin Egede
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New Territorial Waters (Amendment) Act 1998 -
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84-104
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Daniel Mbarga Nyatte
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La Situation Critique et Preoccupante des
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Richard Idubor
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How Protected Is the Employment of the
Nigerian Worker
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pp.
128-143
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Jean De Noel Atemengue
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Les Actes de Gouvernement Sont-iles Une
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pp.
144-158
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Paul Kane Ebanga
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Le Concordat du Rederessement Judicaire dans
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Patrick C. Osode
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Farewell to the Contractual Discretionary
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Economic Community of West African States -
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Protocol to the African Charter on Human and
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Tiyanjana Maluwa,
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International Law-Making in the Organisation
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201-225
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Robert Kolb
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Du Droit International des Etats et du Droit
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pp.
226-239
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Ahunwan, Boniface,
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Contextualising Legal Theory: Economic
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pp.
240-261
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Francois Bugnion
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Les Enfants Soldats, Le Droit International
Humanitaire et la Charte Africaine des Droits et du Bien-Entre de L'Enfant
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No.2
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pp. 262-275
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Egbe Samuel Egbe
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Concept of Community Forestry under
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pp.
276-301
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Said Hamdouni
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La Protection des Droits Economiques et
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302-318
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Samgena D. Galega
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In the Wilderness at the Dawn of the
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319-336
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Sylvestre-Jose-Tidiane Manga
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L'Organisme Genetiquement Modifie (OGM), Le
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Obeng Mireku
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Promoting National Government Competence and
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Africa - Europe Summit under the Aegis of the
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Cairo Plan of Action African Legal Materials
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Nkou Mvondo Propser
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La Privation de Liberte au Suspect: Droits de
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Ilias Bantekas, Hassan Abu-Sabeib
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Reconciliation of Islamic Law with
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pp.
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Ibrahima Doumbia
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Le Nouveau Statut Juridique des Relations
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Samuel Teshale
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Reciprocity with Respect to Enforcement of
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Joseph Kankeu-Taghedjo, Estelle Mangold
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Le Nouvel Accord ACP-UE: Contribution a
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La Tentative Transformiste Contrariee du
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Mohammed Benamar
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Les Suretes Maritimes en Droit Algerien
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Francis N. Ekwere
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Is There Domicile of Dependence in Nigerian
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Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities between
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Constitutive Act of the African Union African
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Debbie B. Hamman
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The Role of Fisheries in a Namibian/South
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Ismaila Kone
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Coup D'Etat et Refondation Politique en
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Simon Tabe Tabe
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Property Adjustment after Divorce in
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Aenza Konate,
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L'Afrique et la Convention des Nations Unies
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George William Mugwanya
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Augmenting the Struggle for Gender Equality in
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De la Pretendue Discretion de la Cour
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Protocole sur les Amendements a l'Acte
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Botswana and the Dynamics of Legal
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Protocol to the Treaty Establishing the
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Protocol Relating to the Establishment of the
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Ijeoma Nwachukwu
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The Challenge of Local Citizenship for Human
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235-261
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Gbenga Oduntan
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How International Courts Underdeveloped
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E.S. Nwauche, J.C. Nwobike
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The Exclusive Jurisdiction of Nigerian
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African Journal of International
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Andrew Chukwuemerie
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Salient Issues in the Law and Practice of
Arbitration in Nigeria
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No.1
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pp.
1-52
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Yonatan Tesfaye Fessha
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Judicial Review and Democracy: A Normative Discourse
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Katherine Fallah
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Perpetrators and Victims: Prosecuting Children
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Yusuf Aksar
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The Un Security Council and the Enforcement of
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Jolandi Le Roux
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Adjudicating Sexual Orientation Within a
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Andrew Chukwuemerie
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The Internationalisation of African Customary
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Laurence Juma
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The Legitimacy of Indigenous Legal
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No.2
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pp.
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Alice Edwards
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Refugee Status Determination in Africa
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No.2
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204-233
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Joseph Jean-Louis Correa
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Le Voile Islamique Devant La Cour Europeenne
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Ambroise Katambu Bulambo
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L'institution Kupiana Et Le Droit Positif
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Cristiano D orsi
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Les Clauses De Cessation Du Statut De Refugie,
Telles Qu'elles Sont Incorporees Dans La Legislation Interne Des Pays
D'afrique Sub-Saharienne
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Kofi Oteng Kufuor
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The African Union and the Reform of the
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African Journal of
International and Comparative Law, 2007, Vol.15
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Evadne Grant
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Enforcing Social and Economic Rights: The
Right to Adequate Housing in South Africa
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No.1
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O. V. C. Okenet
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The Status of the Right to Strike in Nigeria:
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No.1
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pp.
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Garth Abraham
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Lines Upon Maps : Africa and The Sanctity of
African Boundaries
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Emeka Polycarp Amechi
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Regulating Developments in Embryonic Stem Cell
Research in Africa: A Third Person's Perspective
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Evaristus Oshionebo
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Transnational Corporations, Civil Society
Organisations and Social Accountability in Nigeria's Oil and Gas Industry
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Christof Heyns, Magnus Killander
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Africa in International Human Rights Textbooks
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Kithure Kindiki
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The Proposed Integration of the African Court
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Christine Ocran
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The Protocol to the African Charter on Human
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Daniel C. Turack
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Zimbabwe s Human Rights Record During the 25th
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Charles Chernor Jalloh
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The Contribution of the Special Court for Sierra
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Chukwuka N. Eze
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The Bamako Convention on the Ban of the Import
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Hazardous wastes within africa: a milestone In environmental Protection?
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No.2
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pp.
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Ntombizozuko Dyani
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Sexual Violence, Armed Conflict and
International Law in Africa
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No.2
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Sylvie Lorthois
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La Convention De La CEDEAO Sur Les Armes
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14 Juin 2006
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254-275
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Kofi Oteng Kufuor
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The Chair of the African Union
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African Journal of
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MANISULI SSENYONJO
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TOWARDS NON-DISCRIMINATION AGAINSTWOMEN AND DE
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E. S. NWAUCHE
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THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND THE
SEARCH FOR JUSTICE THROUGH THE OCCULT AND PARANORMAL IN NIGERIA
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PRABHAKAR SINGH
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FROM NARCISSISTIC POSITIVE INTERNATIONAL LAW
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EDWIN MUJIH
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THE REGULATION OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
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KOFI OTENG KUFUOR
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ACTUALITES BAN ON THE
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THE MARITIME ZONES OF EAST AFRICAN STATES IN
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CHELUCHI ONYEMELUKWE
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RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMANS IN AFRICAN
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ERIKA CONTI
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THE REFERENDUM FOR SELF-DETERMINATION: IS IT
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EBENEZER DUROJAYE, ANNIE MUCHIRI
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ADDRESSING THE LINK BETWEEN GENDER INEQUALITY AND
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NOELLE QUENIVET
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GIRL SOLDIERS AND PARTICIPATION IN HOSTILITIES
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ROWLAND J. V. COLE
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DETERMINING THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF REVERSE
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EDWIN C.MUJIH
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CO-DEREGULATION OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ACTUALITES LEGAL
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African Journal of
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BENYAM D. MEZMUR, JULIA SLOTH-NIELSEN
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Listen to us : Arguing the Case for Child Participation
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pp.
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DEBBIE COLLIER, CHARLES MOITUI
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Africa s Regulatory Approach to Biotechnology
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KWAME AKUFFO
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The Conception of Land Ownership in African Customary
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Litigating Human Rights Before Sub-Regional
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Flexibility of Damages for Conversion and
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STANLEY YEO
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Anglo African Perspectives on Self-Defence
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NELSON E. OJUKWU-OGBA
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Legislating Development in Nigeria s
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TESHAGER WORKU DAGNE
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The Application of Intellectual Property
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KOFI OTENG KUFUOR
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Africa and Anti Dumping Issues in the Doha
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Joseph E. O. Abugu
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ILO Standards and the Nigerian Law of Unfair
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Guled Yusuf
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The Marginalisation of African Agrigultural
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Revisiting the Trips Regime: Rwanda-Canadian
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Damilola S. Olawuyi
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Achieving Sustainable Development in Africa
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Norman Mugarura
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The Subdued Giant: The Predicament of the Law
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A. O. Enabulele
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Implementation of Treaties in Nigeria and the
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Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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High Crime Rate Forces Liberia to Reintroduce
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Amaka Megwalu, Neophytos Loizides
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Dilemmas of Justice and Reconciliation:
Rwandans and the Gacaca Courts
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No.1
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pp.
1-23
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Terry Carney
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Securing Social Security for Migrant Workers:
Orthodox Approaches or an Alternative (Regional/Political) Path for Southern
Africa?
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No.1
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pp.
24-45
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Ireh Iyioha
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Medical Negligence and the Nigerian National
Health Insurance Scheme: Civil Liability, No-Fault or a Hybrid Model?
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No.1
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pp.
46-77
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Kofi Oteng Kufuor
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Sub-State Protectionism in Ghana
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No.1
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pp.
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Richard Frimpong Oppong
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The African Union, the African Economic
Community and Africa's Regional Economic Communities: Untangling a Complex
Web
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No.1
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pp.
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Janet McKnight
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Child Soldiers in Africa: A Global Approach to
Human Rights Protection, Enforcement and Post-Conflict Reintegration
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No.2
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pp.
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Henry Onoria
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Locus Standi of Individuals and Non-State
Entities Before Regional Economic Integration Judicial Bodies in Africa
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No.2
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pp.
143-169
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Anthony O. Nwafor
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Comparative Perspectives on Euthanasia in
Nigeria and Ethiopia
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No.2
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pp.
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Stephen Kwaku Asare, H. Kwasi Prempeh
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Amending the Constitution of Ghana: Is the
Imperial President Trespassing?
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No.2
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pp.
192-216
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Luwam Dirar
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Common Market for Eastern and Southern African
Countries: Multiplicity of Membership Issues and Choices
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No.2
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pp.
217-232
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Guy-Fleury Ntwari
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Note sur le premier arret de la Cour africaine
des droits de l homme et des peuples
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No.2
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pp.
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Johanna Von Braun, Peter Munyi
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New Enforcement Mechanisms Challenge the
Legality of Generics in the Name of Public Health: The Emergence of
Anti-Counterfeiting Legislation in East Africa
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No.2
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pp.
238-253
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African Journal of
International and Comparative Law, 2011, Vol.19
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Emmanuel Laryea
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Why Ghana Should Implement Certain International
Legal Instruments Relating to International Sale of Goods Transactions
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No.1
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pp.
1-37
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Chilenye Nwapi
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International Treaties in Nigerian and
Canadian Courts
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No.1
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pp.
38-65
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Michael Blakeney, Getachew Mengistie
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Intellectual Property Policy Formulation in
LDCs in Sub-Saharan Africa
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No.1
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pp.
66-98
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Takele Soboka Bulto
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Judicial Referral of Constitutional Disputes
in Ethiopia: From Practice to Theory
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No.1
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pp.
99-123
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Ajepe Taiwo Shehu
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Constituency Control of Legislators: Lessons
from Nigeria
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No.1
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pp.
124-144
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Iosif Kovras
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The UN s Moral Responsibility in the Spill
Over of Genocide from Rwanda to the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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No.1
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pp.
145-163
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Claus Kreک, Leonie von Holtzendorff
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Le compromis de Kampala sur le crime d
aggression
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No.2
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pp.
167-207
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Simon M. Weldehaimanot
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Arresting Al Bashir: The African Union s
Opposition and the Legalities
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No.2
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208-235
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Christa Roodt
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Conflicts of Procedure between Courts and
Arbitral Tribunals with Particular Reference to the Right of Access to Court
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No.2
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pp.
236-282
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Gillian Moon
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Double Agents, Discrimination, Duress and
Doha: A Review of Trade and Human Rights since the China Publications and
Audiovisuals Decision
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No.2
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283-306
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Olubayo Oluduro
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Customary Arbitration in Nigeria: Development
and Prospects
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No.2
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pp.
307-330
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Frederick Cowell
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The Impact of the ECOWAS Protocol on Good
Governance and Democracy
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331-342
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African Journal of
International and Comparative Law, 2012, Vol.20
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Nicola Palmer
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Transfer or Transformation?: A Review of the
Rule 11 bis Decisions of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
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No.1
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pp.
1-21
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Ifeonu Eberechi
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Who Will Save these Endangered Species?
Evaluating the Implications of the Principle of Complementarity on the
Traditional African Conflict Resolution Mechanisms
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No.1
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pp.
22-41
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Solomon Dersso
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The African Human Rights System and the Issue
of Minorities in Africa
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No.1
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pp.
42-69
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Pontian N. Okoli
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Access to Justice and Fair Hearing: An Evaluation
of Pre-Action Notice in Nigerian Jurisprudence
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No.1
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pp.
70-86
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Mwiza Jo Nkhata
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The Role of Regional Economic Communities in
Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Africa: Reflections on the Human
Rights Mandate of the Tribunal of the Southern African Development Community
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No.1
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pp.
87-109
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Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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The Right to Privacy of People in or Presumed
to be in Same-Sex Relationships in Uganda
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No.1
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pp.
110-118
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C. J. Tchawouo Mbiada
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The Exhaustion of Internal Remedies in Administrative
Law: A Comparative Analysis of the South African and the Cameroonian
Requirements and Procedure
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No.1
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pp.
119-131
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Miguel Angel Martin Lopez
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The Problem with the Dependence on Food
Imports in Africa and Pathways to its Solution
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No.1
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pp.
132-140
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Ernest Kofi Abotsi
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Amending the Constitution of Ghana: Is the
Imperial President Trespassing? A Rejoinder
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No.1
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pp.
141-154
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Vinesh Basdeo
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The Constitutional Challenges of Warrantless
Search and Seizure in South African Criminal Procedure: A Comparative
Analysis
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No.2
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pp.
161-190
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Olu Fasan
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Commitment and Compliance in International
Law: A Study of the Implementation of the WTO TRIPS Agreement in Nigeria and
South Africa
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No.2
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pp.
191-228
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Luwam Dirar
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Folklore Protection in the Eritrean Context:
Legal Issues and Choices
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No.2
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pp.
229-250
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Laurence Juma
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Normative and Institutional Approaches to the
Protection of Property Rights of IDPs in Kenya's Rift Valley Province
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No.2
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pp.
251-280
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Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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Towards the Establishment of a Prisoners
Transfer Legal Regime in South Africa: Failed Attempts, Available Options and
Critical Issues to Consider
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No.2
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pp.
281-300
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Osahon O. Guobadia
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The Relevance of the Judiciary in a Democratic
Nigeria
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No.2
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pp.
301-317
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Solomon E. Salako
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Agrobiotechnology, Indigenous Peoples' Rights
and Traditional Knowledge
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No.2
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pp.
318-332
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Brian Sang Y.K.
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Improving the Protection of Human and Peoples
Rights in Africa: Reflections from the Yogogombaye Case
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No.3
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pp.
341- 364
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Abimbola A. Olowofoyeku
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Sub-regional Courts and the Recusal Issue:
Emergent Practice of the East African Court of Justice
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No.3
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pp.
365- 387
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H. A. Olaniyan
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Conflict of Laws Through Nigerian Case Law: A
Researcher's Critical Comments (Part 1)
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No.3
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pp.
388- 406
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Adem Kassie Abebe
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Limitations to the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples in Africa: A Model for Balancing National Interest in Development
with the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?
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No.3
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pp.
407- 422
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Omolo Joseph Agutu
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Least Developed Countries and the TRIPS
Agreement: Arguments for a Shift to Voluntary Compliance
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No.3
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pp.
423- 447
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Paul Kuruk
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Investment Issues in the West Africa European
Union Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations: Is a Harmonised Regional
Investment Framework the Answer
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No.3
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pp.
448- 470
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Edel Hughes
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In (Hot) Pursuit of Justice? The Legality of
Kenyan Military Operations in Somalia
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No.3
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pp.
471- 482
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African Journal of
International and Comparative Law, 2013, Vol.21
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Charles Fombad
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An Overview of the Constitutional Framework of
the Right to Social Security with Special Reference to South Africa
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No.1
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pp. 1-
31
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Yonatan Tesfaye Fessha, Christophe Van der
Beken
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Ethnic Federalism and Internal Minorities: The
Legal Protection of Internal Minorities in Ethiopia
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No.1
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pp. 32-
49
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Marina Sharpe
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Organization of African Unity and African
Union Engagement with Refugee Protection: 1963 2011
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No.1
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pp. 50-
94
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Sope Williams-Elegbe
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The World Bank's Influence on Procurement
Reform in Africa
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No.1
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pp. 95-
119
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Yemi Oke
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Substitute for the United Nations? Extending
the Frontiers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and Implications for
African Unity
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No.1
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pp.
120- 141
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Sabrina Germain
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Taking 'Health' as a Socio-Economic Right
Seriously: Is the South African Constitutional Dialogue a Remedy for the
American Healthcare System?
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No.2
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pp.
145- 171
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Ibironke T. Odumosu-Ayanu
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South-South Investment Treaties, Transnational
Capital and African Peoples
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No.2
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pp.
172- 201
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Bruce Baker
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Where Formal and Informal Justice Meet:
Ethiopia's Justice Pluralism
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No.2
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pp.
202- 218
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Serges Alain Djoyou Kamga
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A Call for a Protocol to the African Charter
on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in
Africa
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No.2
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pp.
219- 249
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Poku Adusei
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The Right to Health and Constitutional
Imperatives for Regulating the Exercise of Pharmaceutical Patent Rights in
Sub-Saharan Africa
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No.2
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pp.
250- 278
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Marumo Nkomo
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Rwanda's New Intellectual Property Law and
Compulsory Licensing for Export Under the WTO: Not Quite a Panacea
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No.2
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pp.
279- 294
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Jacob Turner
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Do the English and South African Criminal
Justice Systems Share a Common Purpose ?
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No.2
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pp.
295- 300
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Vinesh Basdeo
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The Legal Challenges of Criminal and Civil
Asset Forfeiture in South Africa: A Comparative Analysis
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No.3
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pp.
303- 326
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Anthony O. Nwafor
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The Requisite Intention for the Acquisition of
Domicile of Choice: Permanent or Indefinite A Comparative Perspective
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No.3
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pp.
327- 344
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Okechukwu Ejims
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The Impact of Nigerian International Petroleum
Contracts on Environmental and Human Rights of Indigenous Communities
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No.3
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pp.
345- 377
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Bolanle T. Erinosho
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The Revised African Convention on the
Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources: Prospects for a Comprehensive
Treaty for the Management of Africa's Natural Resources
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No.3
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pp.
378- 397
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Charles G. Ngwena
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Reforming African Abortion Laws to Achieve
Transparency: Arguments from Equality
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No.3
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pp.
398- 426
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Aashish Srivastava, Michel Koekemoer
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The Legal Recognition of Electronic Signatures
in South Africa: A Critical Overview
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No.3
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pp.
427- 446
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Adejoke O. Oyewunmi
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Sharpening the Legal Tools to Overcome
Biopiracy in Africa Through Pro-development Implementation of Normative
International Standards: Lessons from Brazil, South Africa and India
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No.3
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pp.
447- 466
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Gebreyesus Abegaz Yimer
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Adjudicatory Jurisdiction in International
Carriage of Goods by Sea: Would the Rotterdam Rules Settle the Controversy?
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No.3
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pp.
467- 488
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John-Mark Iyi
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The AU/ECOWAS Unilateral Humanitarian Intervention
Legal Regimes and the UN Charter
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No.3
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pp.
489- 519
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African Journal of International and
Comparative Law, 2014, Vol.22
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number
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Veronika Daurer, Richard Krever
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Choosing between the UN and OECD Tax Policy
Models: An African Case Study
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No.1
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pp.
1-22
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Sylvester Oscar Nliam
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International Oil and Gas Environmental Legal
Framework and the Precautionary Principle: The Implications for the Niger
Delta
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No.1
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pp.
22-39
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Dominic N. Dagbanja
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Privacy in Context: The Right to Privacy, and
Freedom and Independence of the Media under the Constitution of Ghana
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No.1
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pp.
40-62
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Eghosa O. Ekhator
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Improving Access to Environmental Justice
under the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights: The Roles of NGOs in
Nigeria
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No.1
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pp.
63-79
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William Daniel Nartey
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A REDD Solution to a Green Problem: Using REDD
plus to Address Deforestation in Ghana through Benefit Sharing and Community
Self-empowerment
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No.1
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pp.
80-102
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Lydia A. Nkansah
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Justice within the Arrangement of the Special
Court for Sierra Leone versus Local Perception of Justice: A Contradiction or
Harmonious?
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No.1
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pp.
103-119
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K. I. Vibhute
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Non-Judicial Review in Ethiopia:
Constitutional Paradigm, Premise and Precinct
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No.1
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pp.
120-139
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Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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Presidential Immunity from Criminal
Prosecution in the Ugandan Constitution: Drafting History and Emerging
Jurisprudence
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No.1
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pp.
140-154
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Hannah Woolaver
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Pro-democratic Intervention in Africa and the
Arab Spring
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No.2
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pp.
161-183
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Regis Yann Simo
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The Law of International Responsibility: The
Case of the WTO as a Lex Specialis or the Fallacy of a Self-contained Regime
|
No.2
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pp.
184-207
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Ahmed Ali M. Khayre
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Self-defence, Intervention by Invitation, or
Proxy War? The Legality of the 2006 Ethiopian Invasion of Somalia
|
No.2
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pp.
208-233
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E. H. Nfobin, Nchotu Veraline Nchang Epse
Minang
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The Cameroon Anglophone Question in
International Law
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No.2
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pp.
234-257
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Francis N. Botchway
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The Immunity Conundrum
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No.2
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pp.
258-272
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Chukwunweike A. Ogbuabor
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Tribunals of Inquiry as a Residual Matter
Under the Nigerian Constitution: Resolving the Nigerian Conundrum
|
No.2
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pp.
273-307
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Akeem Olajide Bello
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United Nations and African Union Conventions on Corruption and
Anti-corruption Legislations in Nigeria: A Comparative Analysis
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No.2
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pp. 308-333
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African Journal of International and
Comparative Law, 2014, Vol.22
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Author
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number
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James D. Fry
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Towards an International Piracy Tribunal: Curing the Legal Limbo
of Captured Pirates
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No.3, October
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pp. 341-368
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RHUKS TEMITOPE AKO, OLUBAYO OLUDURO
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IDENTIFYING BENEFICIARIES OF THE UN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
PARTNERSHIP (UNIPP): THE CASE FOR THE INDIGENES OF NIGERIA S DELTA REGION
|
No.3, October
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pp. 369-398
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Moses Retselisitsoe Phooko
|
Legal Status of International Law in South Africa's Municipal
Law: Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe v Fick and Others (657/ 11)
[2012] ZASCA 122
|
No.3, October
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pp. 399-419
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Konstantinos D. Magliveras
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Fighting Impunity Unsuccessfully in Africa: A Critique of the
African Union's Handling of the Hissene Habre Affair
|
No.3, October
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pp. 420-447
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Paul Smit
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Transnational Labour Relations: A Dream or Possibility in SADC?
|
No.3, October
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pp. 448-467
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Ebenezer Durojaye
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When Poverty Is Not a Sin: An Assessment of the Human Rights
Council's Guiding Principles on Poverty and Human Rights
|
No.3, October
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pp. 468-491
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Christian-Jr Kabange Nkongolo
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The Justiciability of Socio- economic Rights under the African
Charter on Human and Peoples Rights: Appraisal and Perspectives Three Decades
after Its Adoption
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No.3, October
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pp. 492-511
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John C. Mubangizi
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Some Reflections on Two Decades of Human Rights Protection in
South Africa: Lessons and Challenges
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No.3, October
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pp. 512-531
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African Journal of International and
Comparative Law, 2015, Vol.23
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Author
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Title
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number
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C. Anyangwe
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Emerging African Jurisprudence Suggesting the Desirability of
the Abolition of Capital Punishment
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 1-28
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Guy Marcel Nono
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The Future of the ACP Group of States in a Changing World:
Challenges and Future Perspectives
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 29-53
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Larisse Prinsen
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Meeting The Standard: an Overview of European Biobank Regulation
and a Comparison to the Current South African Position
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 54-73
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OVO IMOEDEMHE
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UNPACKING THE TENSION BETWEEN THE AFRICAN UNION AND THE
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: THEWAY FORWARD
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 74-105
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ADEDOKUN OGUNFOLU, OLUDAYO FAGBEMI
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I HAVE A DRONE: THE IMPLICATIONS OF AMERICAN DRONE POLICY FOR
AFRICA AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 106-128
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YOMI OLUKOLU
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THE ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS IN NIGERIA: SCOPE AND
CONFLICT OF LAWS QUESTIONS
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 129-143
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Gustav Brink
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X- raying Injury Findings in South Africa's Anti- Dumping Investigations
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No.1, Feb
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pp. 144-173
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Onsando Osiemo
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The Last Frontier: Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and
Technical Regulations as Non-Tariff Barriers in Intra- African Trade
|
No.1, Feb
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pp. 174-195
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Lydia A. Nkansah
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The Dance of Truth and Justice in Postconflict Peacebuilding in
Sierra Leone
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No.2, Jun
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pp. 199-225
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Thaddeus Manu
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Assessing the Potential Impact of Intellectual Property
Standards in EU and US Bilateral Trade Agreements on Compulsory Licensing for
Essential Medicines in West African States
|
No.2, Jun
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pp. 226-249
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Angelo Dube
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Towards a Single African Sky: Challenges and Prospects
|
No.2, Jun
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pp. 250-272
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Marcus Ayodeji Araromi
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Regulatory Framework of Telecommunication Sector: A Comparative
Analysis Between Nigeria and South Africa
|
No.2, Jun
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pp. 273-290
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Henok G. Gabisa
|
'Justice System Reform Programme' in Ethiopia: Is Rule of Law
Lost in Translation?
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No.2, Jun
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pp. 291-313
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Stephen Kwaku Asare
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Striking a Balance Between the Administration of Justice and
Free Speech During the Live Broadcast of a Presidential Election Petition
|
No.2, Jun
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pp. 314-338
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Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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Prosecuting and Punishing Torture in South Africa as a Discrete
Crime and as a Crime Against Humanity
|
No.2, Jun
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pp. 339-355
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TULIA ACKSON
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JUSTICIABILITY OF SOCIO- ECONOMIC RIGHTS IN TANZANIA
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No.3, Oct
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pp. 359-382
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Emeka Polycarp Amechi
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Strengthening Environmental Public Interest Litigation Through
Citizen Suits in Nigeria: Learning from the South African Environmental
Jurisprudential Development
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 383-404
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Jide James-Eluyode
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The Blurred Lines: Analysing the Dynamics of States' Duty and
Corporate Responsibility to Consult in Developing Countries
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 405-434
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Lawrence A. Atsegbua, Gabriel O. Arishe
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Examining the Utility of Fish and Kroenig's Legislative Powers
Survey in Assessing the Effectiveness of Nigeria's National Assembly
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 435-461
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Legesse Tigabu Mengie
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Ethnic Federalism and Conflict in Ethiopia: What Lessons Can
Other Jurisdictions Draw?
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 462-475
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Futsum Abbay
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An Evaluation of Disability Human Rights under the African
Regional Human Rights System
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 476-502
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Chidi Oguamanam
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Intellectual Property, Agricultural Biotechnology and the Right
to Adequate Food: A Critical African Perspective
|
No.3, Oct
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pp. 503-525
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