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Samantha Chen

Seeking Truth and Justice: Unraveling the Zongo Case, a Step Towards Closure

The Injustice of the Norbert Zongo Case: Seeking Justice and Truth The Tragic Assassination of Norbert Zongo and the Failure of Burkinabe Justice Norbert Zongo, a courageous investigative journalist in Burkina Faso, along with his two collaborators and younger brother, met a gruesome end on 13 December 1998. Their bodies […]

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Samantha Chen

Reevaluating Justice: Analyzing the Case of Death-Row Detainees Challenging Mandatory Death Penalty

An Important Step Forward in the Fight Against the Death Penalty Tanzanian Case Reflects the Changing Attitudes towards Capital Punishment In a significant ruling, the African Court has declared that the imposition of mandatory death penalties in Tanzania is arbitrary and violates the right to life. The court’s decision marks […]

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Patel Maya

Safeguarding Equality: The Battle against Forced and Early Marriage in Mali

A Call for Change: Challenging Mali‘s Controversial Marriage Law Introduction In 2011, the National Assembly of Mali passed a law that sparked significant controversy and concern from human rights organizations. The law, known as the Code of Persons and the Family, allows for the marriage of girls as young as […]

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Samantha Chen

Injustice Unveiled: The Mistreatment of an Immigrant in Tanzania’s Judicial and Prison System

The Case of Mr X: A Reflection on Immigration Injustice and the Power of Judicial Oversight The Plight of Mr X In early June 2006, Mr X, a Congolese man residing in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, lost his passport. As a law-abiding individual, he immediately took the necessary steps to […]

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Protecting the Ogiek: Preserving the Rights of Kenya’s Indigenous Community

Kenya‘s Violation of Indigenous Rights: The Ogiek Case Background The Ogiek people, a hunter-gatherer community in Kenya, have long relied on the Mau Forest for their residence and sustenance. However, in October 2009, the Kenya Forestry Service ordered the eviction of the Ogiek community from the Mau Forest within 30 […]

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Patel Maya

Challenging the Constitutionality of Vagrancy Laws: Court Calls for Abrogation

Advisory Opinion from the African Court Highlights Human Rights Violations in African Vagrancy Laws Overview In a groundbreaking advisory opinion, the African Court has declared that vagrancy laws present in many African countries violate numerous human rights. These laws criminalize individuals who are poor, homeless, or unemployed, thereby perpetuating discrimination […]

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