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  The international human rights system is not broken—we just need to make it work better. In December 2014, Ivan

The Media Legal Defence Initiative is looking for a Case and Project Support Officer to strengthen its team. This is

  Pakistan’s founding fathers were schooled in the British legal tradition. Jinnah was a Lincoln’s Inn barrister of great renown

The Banjul Magistrates Court acquitted and discharged Sainey Mk Marenah, a freelance journalist, and Musa S. Sheriff, editor-in-chief of The

The Lesotho Court of Appeal has ruled that three journalists who had been banned from working following a dispute with

This year, with the imprisonment of three Al Jazeera journalists in Egypt on false news charges, press freedom issues made

On 20 October 2014, the High Court of Uganda ordered that the trial of Ronald Poteri, a police detective accused

  Former journalist of the Sowetan, Cecil Motsepe, wrote a series of articles in 2009 about the allegedly racist conduct

  The 4th of December 2014 was a defining moment in Zambian legal history. In a landmark judgment, High Court

  The first US-Africa summit was held in early August, focusing on trade and investment opportunities across the continent. While

On 26 March 2014 the Supreme Court gave a lengthy judgment in Kennedy v Charity Commission [2014] UKSC 20, running

  Internationally renowned journalist Khadija Ismayilova has complained to the European Court of Human Rights about the unwillingness of the