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In this edition of the Justice in Africa newsletter
- Test of judicial impartiality, independence, for Eswatini judges
- Case built on ‘a lie’ by investigators, prosecutors ‘gone rogue’ – judge clears former Botswana intelligence agent of charges
In this edition of the Justice in Africa newsletter
- Newly ‘perfected’ death penalty decision shows all is far from perfect on Malawi’s apex court
- SADC loses appeal over unlawfully terminated contract with top tribunal official
- Ugandan court guts anti-porn laws women say oppress, rather than protect, them
Institute for Africa at UCT, the International Association of Refugees and Migration Judges (IARMJ), and the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) have signed a memorandum of understanding in a bid to establish a new centre to offer training for judges, magistrates and lawyers.
In this edition of the Justice in Africa Newsletter
- From the team of Justice in Africa
- Justice for Memory
- Strong human rights judgment for prisoners in Lesotho
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