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War or armed conflict, the technically preferable general term, represents a major breakdown of the "normal" conduct of International relations. It is also, tragically, a recurrent feature of the modern world and provisions are accordingly made for its occurrence in public international law. The...

This research looks at the Child Justice Forum in Zambia and how it has implemented transformation in Child Justice since inception. In Zambia the Child Justice administration has been an issue for a very long time now. Just in 2000 a situation analysis was undertaken by the United Nations...

The problem of Presidential power in Zambia is one that has occupied the minds of many scholars. From Professors of Law, those of politics, politicians to the ordinary Zambian citizen. Forty-one years after independence, the problem of excessive Presidential power has not yet been resolved. Four...

This dissertation analyzes the effect of the Matrimonial Causes Act (1973) and the Marriage Act on marriages and divorces in Zambia, taking into account the aspect of customary marriages and the rights accorded by such marriages and thus the conflicts between such marriages and the Acts. It also...

The central theme to this study is that Zambia Police reforms cannot be successfully achieved whilst ignoring the internal democratisation of the institution. By internal democratisation it is meant allowing police officers organise through the formation of trade unions. Currently the condition...

Essentially, the dissertation has primarily focused on the impact of the Executive on the judiciary from 1964 to 2004. The exposition has endevoured to illustrate that in the Zambian scenario, judicial independence, though guaranteed by the Constitution in Article 91(2) and (3) has been seriously...

The study's main objective is to assess whether government could be justified for having repealed the Law on abuse of office which was provided for under the abrogated Anti-Corruption Commission Act No. 42 of 1996. Before the repeal of the law in November, 2010, Governments' intentions were...