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Constitutional Law [2024] ACHPR 7

Rahmani and Others v Republic of Tunisia (Ruling) (Application No. 008/2024)

Rahmani and Others v Republic of Tunisia (Ruling) (Application No. 008/2024) [2024] ACHPR 7 (3 October 2024)

The African Court ordered Tunisia to suspend a decree-law and a presidential decree dismissing judicial officers, pending the main case on judicial independence.

  • Judicial Independence
  • Separation Of Powers
  • Dismissal Of Judicial Officers
  • Due Process Rights
  • Fair Trial Guarantees
  • Executive Interference
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Criminal Law [2023] UGHCACD 11

Uganda v Ahimbisibwe (Revision Cause 1 of 2023)

Uganda v Ahimbisibwe (Revision Cause 1 of 2023) [2023] UGHCACD 11 (17 July 2023)

The High Court dismissed a revision application seeking forfeiture of uncustomed cigarettes, holding the plea bargain and conviction were limited to customs offences.

  • Plea Bargain
  • Forfeiture Of Goods
  • Due Process Rights
  • Presumption Of Innocence
  • Plea-bargain
  • Forfeiture-of-goods
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Constitutional Law [2018] AfCHPR 5

Anudo v United Republic of Tanzania (Application No. 012/2015)

Anudo v United Republic of Tanzania (Application No. 012/2015) [2018] AfCHPR 5 (22 March 2018)

The African Court held that Tanzania arbitrarily deprived Anudo Ochieng Anudo of nationality, unlawfully expelled him, and denied him judicial review.

  • Nationality Deprivation
  • Arbitrary Expulsion
  • Access To Judicial Remedy
  • Statelessness
  • Due Process Rights
  • Nationality-deprivation
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Constitutional Law [2003] ACHPR 51

Woods and Another v Liberia (Communication 256 of 2002)

Woods and Another v Liberia (Communication 256 of 2002) [2003] ACHPR 51 (20 November 2003)

The African Commission declared a complaint over the detention of Liberian journalists inadmissible because the applicants did not show exhaustion of local remedies.

  • Exhaustion Of Local Remedies
  • Arbitrary Detention
  • Due Process Rights
  • Habeas Corpus
  • Freedom Of Press
  • Exhaustion-of-local-remedies
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