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This edition of Book review, zooms in on Minority rights which has been a matter of intense debates ever since Nigeria came into existence. And we will be doing that via Reverend Father Dr. Samuel Udogbo’s book titled “Minority Discontent…
Six developing countries including Senegal are benefiting from a 400 million fund to support the development of green industrial policies to scale up economic growth. The new Economic and Climate Prosperity program by the Open Society Foundations OSF aims to…
Including women in justice delivery is crucial for several reasons. Women bring unique perspectives and experiences that enhance the fairness and comprehensiveness of legal decisions. Their involvement ensures the justice system is more representative and empathetic towards issues affecting women,…
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers; Prof. Margaret Satterthwaite, has underscored the need for the inclusion of more women in the administration of justice. She was speaking on the sidelines of the launch of…
This edition puts the spotlight on Charlotte Kesson-Smith Osei, a Ghanaian lawyer and former chairperson of the Electoral Commission of Ghana, who has recently been appointed as the UN International Elections Commissioner. Charlotte Osei’s career is a testament to her…
Lawyers in Guinea commence a two-week strike to denounce unlawful arrests of activists and citizens critical of the current regime. Nigerian government laments loss of 9 billion dollars annually due to illegal mining activities across the country. The Open Society…
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