Criminal law reform and transitional justice human rights perspectives for Sudan /
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c2011.
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| Series: | International and comparative criminal justice.
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Table of Contents:
- Law reform in times of peace processes and transitional justice : the Sudanese dimension / Lutz Oette
- Criminal law reform and human rights in African and Muslim countries with particular reference to Sudan / Abdelsalam Hassan Abdelsalam and Amin M. Medani
- A legacy of institutionalized repression : criminal law and justice in Sudan / Amin M. Medani
- Challenging the ugly face of criminal laws in East Africa : repressive legislation and human rights in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania / Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
- At the state's mercy : arrest, detention and trials under Sudanese law / Nabil Adib
- Some reflections on law reform pertaining to arrested, detained and accused persons in South Africa / P.J. Schwikkard
- The prosecution of international crimes under Sudan's criminal and military laws : developments, gaps and limitations / Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker
- The implementation of international criminal law in Arab states : the Jordanian experience / Ibrahim Aljazy
- Lessons from a state of flux : the international justice laboratory of the Great Lakes Pact / Deirdre Clancy
- Gendered justice : women and the application of penal laws in the Sudan / Asma Abdel Halim
- Through the looking glass : the emergence, confused application and demise of Pakistan's Hudood rape laws / Sohail Akbar Warraich
- Sexual violence and the law : comparative legislative experiences in selected Southern African countries / Rashida Manjoo, Gift Kweka and Suzzie Onyeka Ofuani
- Future perspectives : debating criminal law reform and human rights in Sudan (kampala, 1-3 March 2010) / Lutz Oette.