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Jun 13, 20202 min read
Ethiopia: Using the Coronavirus “State of Emergency” to Silence Critics
Despite the unprecedented risks coronavirus has brought, human rights should only be restricted as much as necessary to protect public healt
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IAWL
Jun 13, 20205 min read
Cases, Courtrooms and Covid-19 in Cape Verde: A Judge's View
Despite these turbulent times, I have great faith and hope that Cape Verde and the world at large will overcome this pandemic and we will
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IAWL
Jun 13, 20202 min read
Legal and Judicial Practise In Kenya Post Covid-19
Embracing technology has never been more relevant, and judicial and legal officers must acquaint themselves with communication platforms bot
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IAWL
Jun 7, 20202 min read
Legal and Infrastructural Challenges to Remote Court Proceedings in Africa During Covid-19
Long before the global health emergency caused by the corona virus pandemic, the administration of justice in Africa was in deep trouble.
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IAWL
Jun 3, 20202 min read
Challenges and Opportunities Posed by COVID-19 to Legal Education in Kenya
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) phenomenon is having significant implications for legal education around the world. In Kenya, it is challenging
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