Introduction Ethiopia, a country recognized for its extensive history and rich culture, has recently encountered several difficulties. The spread of misinformation and hate speech, which is ripping at the social fabric and escalating tensions, is one of the most urgent issues. The pace and scope at which harmful content travels
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Navigating the Abortion Debate: An Exploration of Perspectives and Implications
Introduction The issue of abortion has been a subject of intense debate, polarizing societies and sparking passionate arguments from both supporters and opponents. This article aims to delve into the complexities of the abortion debate, shedding light on the major arguments made by each side and exploring the diverse legal,
AGENDA 2063
What is Agenda 2063? Set out by the African Union, Agenda 2063 is the ‘blueprint’ for transforming Africa in the next fifty years. The proposed set of initiatives has Pan-Africanism at its core and is in line with the UN (United Nations) Sustainable Development Goals. The 7 Aspirations in Agenda
Media Law Reform in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has been moving closer towards changing media laws as part of wider structural reform in country. How are Laws Changed? A bill (proposed legislation under consideration) does not come into law until it is passed. Three bills are set to replace the existing Access to Information and Protection of
What are the Three Legal Systems?
Every country on earth is governed by a legal system. The countless differences between legal systems across the world show that there are many forms which the law can take. However, most legal systems in use today can be grouped into three main types. These are civil law, common law,
What Is Clitoridectomy?
The practice of clitoridectomy continues in many countries because it is culturally associated with girls’ transition to adulthood. It is a custom that girls celebrate with their families
What is customary law?
Listen to this article on the Sky Alpha Breakfast Show Customary laws are customs which are accepted as legal requirements or rules of conduct. They are so vital to the functioning of a society that they are treated as law. These laws concern the norms, laws and practices of
Spotlight on Human Trafficking: A2ES – Arts to End Slavery
HUMAN TRAFFICKING: WHAT IS IT? Human trafficking is the illegal movement of people from one country or area to another, with the aim of exploiting them. Typically, victims of human trafficking may be victims of forced labour or . Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery. THE FIGHT TO
Why do we presume innocent until proven guilty?
(Listen to this article on the Sky Alpha Breakfast Show) When a case goes to trial, the defendant (the person who is on trial) is presumed to be innocent. For a guilty verdict to be found, the prosecution must prove that, beyond a reasonable doubt, the defendant is guilty. This
What Has The African Union Done For You? Pt II; Rights
WHICH RIGHTS ARE PROTECTED? The ‘African Charter on Human and People’s Rights’ (1981) recognises many civil and political rights, including: – The right to freedom from discrimination – The right to life – The right to freedom from slavery – The right to freedom from mistreatment – The right to