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Namibia Law Journal

Volume 2 Issue 2 - 2010

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The publication of a national law journal as a forum for legal practitioners and academics to comment on and discuss issues of legal importance is an indispensable tool for the development of law and the maintanance of the rule of law in Namibia.

Cover: Namibia Law Journal
Trustees, Editorial Board and International Advisory Board of the Namibia Law Journal (NLJ)
Impressum
Contents
Guide to Contributors
Introduction
Nico Horn		 1
ARTICLES
The jurisprudence of the rights to trial within a reasonable time in Namibia and Zambia
Sam K Amoo		 3
Decoding the right to equality: A scrutiny of judiciary perspicacity over 20 years of Namibia‘s existence
Clever Mapaure		 31
Towards the elimination of the worst forms of child labour in Namibia: The implementation and internalisation of international law relating to the worst forms of child labour
Francois-X Bangamwabo		 59
The constitutionality of different types of life imprisonment suggested in the Criminal Procedure Act, 2004
Jamil D Mujuzi		 111
NOTES AND COMMENTS
SACU 100: Reflections on the world‘s oldest customs union
Oliver C Ruppel		 121
A New Sudan: Precondition of peace at the Horn of Africa?
Manfred O Hinz		 135
JUDGMENT NOTES
Towards a Southern African Development Community: The SADC Tribunal and its recent cases
Karin Klazen		 147
BOOK REVIEW
Children‘s rights in Namibia; Oliver C Ruppel (Ed.), Windhoek, Macmillan Education Namibia2009, 435 pages
Norman Tjombe		 157

published

Namibia, August 17, 2010

ISBN

ISSN 2072-6678

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