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An assessment of the possibilities for impact litigation in Francophone African countries

Djoyou Kamga, Serge sAlain (Pretoria University Law Press (PULP), 2014)

The advent of democratisation in Francophone Africa did not provide an enabling environment for the protection of human rights through impact litigation. Also referred to as strategic litigation or public interest ...
Realizing the right to development: Some reflections

Djoyou Kamga, Serge sAlain (Wiley, 2018)

From its inception into the human rights discourse, the right to development (RTD) has been contentious. Nevertheless, as result of various activities including the adoption of the UN Declaration on it, the RTD is now ...
The political Economy of Agricultural Commercialisation in Zimbabwe

Shonhe, T (APRA working paper 12, Future Agriculture Consortium, 2018-04)

Debates on Zimbabwe’s agricultural development have centred on different framings of agriculture viability and land redistribution, which are often antagonistic. Yet, emerging evidence of agricultural commercialisation ...
llicit Financial FloIws, Asset Recovery, the Power Game and the Right to Development in Africa

Djoyou Kamga, Serge sAlain (Juta, 2019)

The right to development (RTD) is controversial. This controversy is built on the identification of the international community as one of the duty bearers of the RTD. This means that state members of the international community ...
The Special Criminal Court in the fight against illicit flows of wealth and the realisation of the right to development in Cameroon: Prospects and challenges

Djoyou Kamga, Serge sAlain (University of Free State, 2020)

Cameroon is party to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and as such, is compelled to give effect to the right to development enshrined therein. To this end, it has incorporated the right to development in ...

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