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Constitutionality of Criminal Procedure and Prison Laws in Africa A comparative study of Burundi, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia
This study reviews 41 rights of arrested, accused and detained persons under Burundian, Ivorian, Kenyan, Mozambican and Zambian law. These countries were ...
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Constitutionality of Criminal Procedure and Prison Laws in Africa: Kenya
Kenya’s 2010 Constitution is liberal with regard to the rights of persons in the country’s criminal justice system.This study identifies conformity gaps ...
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Constitutionality of Criminal Procedure and Prison Laws in Africa Kenya 2
Kenya’s 2010 Constitution is liberal with regard to the rights of persons in the country’s criminal justice system. Its notable novel provisions include the ...
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Independent Policing Oversight Authority Bill 33 of 2011
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Constitution of Kenya 2010
As published by the National Council for Law Reporting with the Authority of the Attorney General
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Caught between progress, stagnation and a reversal of some gains: Reflections on Kenya's record in implementing children's rights norms
This article was published in AHRLJ Volume 12 No 1 2012. The enactment in 2001 of the Children's Act was a significant development in the implementation of ...
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Governance, Justice and Law and Order Sector Reform Programme: Policies, Laws and Regulations Assessment Report
The purpose of this review was to establish and examine the existing and required universe of policies, laws and regulations and assess their relevance to the ...
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Governance, Justice and Law and Order Sector Reform Programme: Administrative Data Collection and Analysis Report
This review focused on administrative data collection and analysis in support of the following four indicators: (i) percentage increase in crime detection, ...
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Independent Medico-Legal Unit
The Independent Medico-Legal Unit (IMLU) is a non-governmental organization that seeks a torture free society by promoting the rights of torture victims and ...
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An Audit of the Criminal Justice System in Kenya
The 2010 Constitution ushered in a new era for governance in Kenya, with notable emphasis on rights codified in the Bill of Rights under Chapter Four of the ...
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