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The following articles are in this weeks issue of the JIFA Newsletter
- Namibian lawyer tells national police chief: protect my client against abduction, rendition by Zim police
- Malawi's court wil intervene, even in party political disputes - judge
- Zim judge presiding in controversial Lesotho murder trials, starts work
- Reaction to shock suspension of Nigeria's Chief Justice
- Bucking regional trend, Zim Court gives go-ahead to sue for adultery
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The following articles are in this weeks JIFA Newsletter:
- Law society meets with Chief Justice over torture, crackdown in Zimbabwe
- What is going on in Tanzania's trial courts?
- "Dangerous" for politician to head Seychelles Human Rights Commission - judges
- "Despicable" behaviour outside debating chamber not privileged, judge tells assembly members
- Lilongwe Principles and Guidelines on the Selection and Appointment of Judicial Officers
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The following articles can be found in this weeks JIFA Newsletter:
- Villiagers' water pollution case should be heard in UK not Zambia, court hears
- Death penalty overturned for woman who murdered, dismembered husband
- Give senior lawyer his current tax compliance certificate, High Court orders
- Why the long wait for Zambia's Supreme Court death penalty decision?
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In this issue of the JIFA Newsletter, Carmel Rickard writes the following articles:
- Local Shooting club targets Namibian defence force
- Top Kenyan officials must pay damages personally in Miguna case - High Court
- Judges lash 'disingenuous' magistrate for 'mind-boggling' action
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