Titlebook: Violence Against Women and Criminal Justice in Africa: Volume II; Sexual Violence and Ashwanee Budoo-Scholtz,Emma Charlene Lubaale Book 20

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Introductionuction to the first Volume has already provided a comprehensive overview of violence against women and girls in Africa, and the critical role of criminal justice in combatting the same, the introduction to the current Volume is specific to sexual violence and women in situations of vulnerability.

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Responding to Sexual Violence, Protecting Survivors and Ending Impunity in Ghanas. Globally, it is recognised that violence against women is embedded in the entrenched power imbalances between men and women. This chapter argues that violence against women is a product of the institutionalisation of patriarchy in all its forms and its legitimisation by socio-cultural norms. Ghan

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Access to Justice for Female Victims of Sexual Violence in Ugandanters at least once in their lifetime. Reports reveal that at least one in every three women has suffered sexual violence. Though international and national laws increasingly recognise sexual violence as a crime and provide safeguards relating to women’s access to justice, it is observed that sexual

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Women as Survivors of Sexual Violence in Zambia: The Unheard Voicesthe system for the purposes of ascertaining ways of enhancing the situation for women. Adopting a doctrinal approach and case study method, it strives to address the following questions: How has the Zambian criminal justice system addressed sexual violence offences; and how have the Courts interpret

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Combating Marital Rape: The Law and the Criminal Justice System in Ugandaictates that portray ‘a(chǎn) good wife’ as one who submits to her husband’s needs and never protests his demands in any way. The Ugandan government has undertaken commendable strides in not only ratifying various global, regional and sub-regional treaties that guarantee the rights of women against discri

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Prospects for Reparations for Victims of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Ugandace of a concrete legislative framework on reparations. While there is scattered reference to aspects of reparations in various legislation, the concept is narrowly construed and, in many ways, limited to compensation. Moreover, none of the existing legislation can be meaningfully applied to the vict