45 research outputs found
Reinforcing Marginalized Rights in an Age of Globalization: International Mechanisms, Non-State Actors, and the Struggle for Peoples\u27 Rights in Africa
Get PDFHeretical Reflections on the Right to Self-Determination: Prospects and Problems for a Democratic Global Future in the New Millennium
Get PDFUsing courts of law to tackle poverty and social exclusion: The case of post-2010 Kenya
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Exploring the Multiple Paradoxes and Challenges of Uganda\u27s Refugee Law, Policies and Practice
Get PDFUganda has garnered considerable international praise for its ‘open-door’ policies on refugees. This is particularly the case against the backdrop of a global context of the growing phenomenon of states constructing physical and metaphorical walls against the phenomenon of migration, whether forced or voluntary. Nevertheless, such praise conceals a much more complex context of opportunistic strategizing, donor politics and regional geopolitical balancing. In sum, what is lauded as ‘progressive’ is much more problematic and nuanced, especially with respect to the issue of local integration (particularly for long-term refugees), voluntary repatriation and the management and funding of refugee support
The Plight of the Larger Half: Human Rights, Gender Violence and the Legal Status of Refugee and Internally Displaced Women in Africa
Get PDFHeretical Reflections on the Right to Self-Determination: Prospects and Problems for a Democratic Global Future in the New Millennium
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