Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
AHRLJ | African Human Rights Law Journal | Centre for Human Rights, Department of Law, University of Pretoria | (2022) 21.2 |
Adegbite, FR ‘Rethinking abortion laws in Nigeria: The trauma of rape victims of Boko Haram’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1036.
Eloff, D ‘The rationality test in lockdown litigation in South Africa’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1157.
Dersso, S ‘Forty years of the African Charter and the reform issues facing the discourse and practice of human rights’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 649.
Rudman, A ‘The African Charter: Just one treaty among many? The development of the material jurisdiction and interpretive mandate of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 699.
Murray, R and Long, D ‘Monitoring the implementation of its own decisions: What role for the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights?’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 836.
Makunya, TM ‘Decisions of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights during 2020: Trends and lessons’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1230.
Jordaan, E ‘Worthy of membership? Rwanda and South Africa on the United Nations Human Rights Council’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 907.
Durojaye, E ‘An analysis of the contribution of the African human rights system to the understanding of the right to health’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 751.
Okafor, OC and Dzah, GEK ‘The African human rights system as “norm leader”: Three case studies’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 669.
Orao, B ‘Protecting the right to life during assemblies: Legal and jurisprudential developments in the African human rights system’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 728.
Sánchez, KT ‘The right to reparations in the contentious process before the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights: A comparative analysis on account of the revised Rules of Court’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 812.
Oamen, PE and Erhagbe, EO ‘The impact of climate change on economic and social rights realisation in Nigeria: International cooperation and assistance to the rescue?’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1080.
Oamen, PE and Ekhator, EO ‘The impact of COVID-19 on the socio-economic rights of older persons in Africa: The urgency of operationalising the Protocol on the Rights of Older Persons’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 782.
Agaba, DK ‘Tackling inequality and governance challenges: Insights from the COVID-19 pandemic’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 877.
Dyani-Mhango, N ‘Revisiting personal immunities for incumbent foreign heads of state in South Africa in light of the Grace Mugabe decision’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1135.
Amodu, N ‘Business and human rights versus corporate social responsibility: Integration for victim remedies’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 853.
Rosenberg, W ‘Mechanisms adopted in curbing unsafe infant abandonment: A comparison between Namibia and South Africa’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 938.
Adeyemo, DD ‘The right of victims of core international crimes to reparation in Nigeria’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1057.
Buzard, DA ‘Ethnocentric nationality in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: An analysis under international human rights law’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 985.
Kabumba, B ‘The right to “unlove”: The constitutional case for no-fault divorce in Uganda’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1181.
Namwase, S ‘Securing legal reforms to the use of force in the context of police militarisation in Uganda: The role of public interest litigation and structural interdict’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1203.
Olumese, O ‘Duty without liability: The impact of article 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on the right to health care in Nigeria’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1112.
Mekonnen, SD ‘The right to sustainable development in article 43(3) of the Ethiopian Constitution’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 1009.
Koko, S ‘Implementing transitional justice in post-transition Central African Republic: What viable options?’ (2022) 21.2 AHRLJ 954.
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