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The Governance of Internal Security Forces in Sub-Saharan Africa

Articles

Putting the Governance of African Internal Security Fources Under the Rule of Law
James C.N. Paul

INTWORLSA President's Report on the Addis Ababa Seminar: Human Rights and the Police and Internal Security Forces in Certain African Countries
Abdullahi A. An-Na'im

Report on the Internal Security Forces in Zimbabwe
Geoffrey Feltoe

The Legal Structure of the Police and Human Rights in Nigeria
Chukwuma Innocent

The State Security Service and Human Rights in Nigeria
Basil Ugochukwu

Human Rights and Structure of Police and Internal Security Forces in Uganda
Nagujja Zam Zam

Human Rights and the Legal Structure of Security Forces in Constitutional Orders: The Case for Ethiopia
James C.N. Paul

Human Rights and the Structure of Internal Security Forces – South Africa: Historical Background
Greg Moran

Human Rights and the Structure of South Africa's Security Forces
Ahmed C. Motala

Draft Code of Universal Principles
No Author

Conclusion: The Need for International Law
James C.N. Paul

Ecuador's Oil Region: Developing Community Legal Resources in a National Security Zone
Malcolm J. Rogge