Judiciary Watch Report- Judicial Reform in Kenya 1/2005 - Auslandsbüro Kenia
Einzeltitel
The constitution making process in Kenya
CHAPTER 2
Strengthening democratic process in the Kenyan Judiciary
CHAPTER 3
The principle of the 'lawful judge'
CHAPTER 4
The need for a disciplinary process in addition to the removal process for judges in Kenya
CHAPTER 5
The Attorney General as the chief Prosecutor in Kenya
CHAPTER 6
The role of the Judiciary, Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC)and the attorney General in the fight against corruption
CHAPTER 7
Kenyan government performance in fulfilling its obligation under the international law on judicial independence
CHAPTER8
Appendices from a workshop convened by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung between 29th of March until 4th of April 2005
Independence of the Judiciary in Kenya-A wanting scenario
Role and responsibility of the Judiciary in interpreting the constitution
Opening remarks by the minister for justice and constitutional affairs
Themen
Fico drückt umstrittene Strafrechtsreform durch – und einigt damit die Opposition
Senegals Demokratie besteht den Stresstest
Vorrang des Unionsrechts: Wer hat das letzte Wort im Europäischen Gerichtsgefüge?
Ecuador: Muerte Cruzada hält Präsident Guillermo Lasso im Amt
Nach der Reform ist vor der Reform