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Judiciary Watch Report: Addressing Impunity and Options for Justice in Kenya - Mechanisms, Issues and Debates

This is the 8th edition in the series of the Judiciary Watch Report that is implemented jointly by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the ICJ Kenya.

Human Rights, Disability and Development in Kenya

This unique publication seeks to contribute towards increasing awareness of Persons with disabilities and their rights in Kenya by addressing important and sometimes controversial issues affecting their lives.

Intellectual Property Rights in Kenya

This book is a reault of a collaborative effort by eminent personalities and scholars in the field of Intellectual Property rights in Kenya and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. The book is rich in academic analysis laced with practical cases.

Uganda Law Society 2nd Annual Rule of Law Day

Uganda Law Society held its 2nd Annual Rule of Law Day event in Kampala on 8th October 2009. This year's theme was ‘The Rule of Law as a Vehicle for Economic, Social and Political Transformation’.

Der Internationale Strafgerichtshof - Friedenshelfer auch für Kenia?

Die jüngste Geschichte Ostafrikas ist mitgeprägt von gewaltsamen Konflikten. In den frühen neunziger Jahren erlebte Ruanda einen Völkermord, dem mehr als 800.000 Menschen zum Opfer fielen, und aus dem später im selben Jahrzehnt die beiden kongolesischen und der burundische Bürgerkrieg erwachsen sind – insgesamt wird von mehr als vier Millionen Todesopfern ausgegangen.

African Law Study Library, Volume 1

“The African Law Study Library” aims at providing an overview of the different aspects of the legal systems within the Sub-Saharan Africa region.The first volume is mainly dedicated to the study of the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but also addresses other pertinent supranational problems and questions.

Judiciary Watch Report - Readings on the Rule of Law in Africa

Volume VII of the Readings on the Rule of Law in Africa deals with constituional and rule-of-law questions concerning constituitonalism, the independence of the judiciary, corruption, socio and economic rights, civil society, non-state violence, and gender issues. The book was produced by the Kenyan Section of the International Commission of Jurists and funded and supported by the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation.

Benin: First Legal Commentary of the Constitution Ever Presented

Following an initiative of the regional office of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung ‘Political Dialogue in West-Africa’, Cotonou, during the last year a commission of jurists has reviewed and interpreted decisions of the Constitutional Court and the supreme Courts of Benin in many meetings. At the end of 2008 the Commission presented the draft of the first Legal Commentary of the Constitution ever in the history of Benin.

Ethnicity, Human Rights and Constitutionalism in Africa

Many of the serious and violent political conflicts facing Africa today have a clear-cut ethnical dimension. The list of countries affected by such disturbances is long, including states such as Kenya, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, to cite only a few.

Ethnicity, Human Rights and Constitutionalism in Africa

Following the, in parts ethnic, post-election violence in 2007 the essays in this book deal with nation-building, constituitonalism, federalism, citizenship and minority rights in the light of ethnicity. The book was produced by the Kenyan Section of the International Commission of Jurists and funded and supported by the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation.

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