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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.
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The chapters deal with:

  1. Constitutional Making Process and Constitutionalism in Africa: My Perspective from the South African Experience, Leon Wessels

  2. The Concept of Independence of Judiciary;the Genesis, Implication, and Limitation of the Concept, Joseph B Diescho

  3. Exploring the Rule of Law as the Solution to the Challenge of Corruption in Kenya: the Impact of Corruption on Governance; an Appraisal of the Practive of the Rule of Law in Kenya, Gladys Mirugi-Mukundi

  4. The Rule of Law and the Quest for a Socio Economic Rights Diespensation in Kenya: Socio Economic Rights in Kenya; the Unending Trjectory from Pious Platitudes to Justiciable Claims, Ibrahim Kabole Alubala

  5. Constitutional Protection of Socio Economic Rights in Kenya and South Africa: a Comparative Analysis, AM Mumbi

  6. Role of Civil Society Organizations in Enhancing the Rule of Law; Civil Society Organizations and the Quest for The Rule of Law in Kenya, Okalle Makanda

  7. Appraising the 'Mungiki Violence' through the Prism of the Concept of the Rule of Law; Kenya's 2007 Elections and Individual Criminal Liability for Organized Political Violence, Edwin Bikundo

  8. Economics and the Rule of Law in Africa; the Rule of Law and its Role in Africa's Economic Development, Samuel M Kimeu

  9. The Rue of Law and the Gender Equality Discourse; the Rule of Law and the Gender Equality Imperative, Githii Mweru and Naomi Barasa

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