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9781849466370 |
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342.6085 |
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OLA.C |
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Olaniyan, Kolawole, |
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Corruption and human rights law in Africa / |
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Kolawole Olaniyan. |
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Oxford : |
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Hart Publishing, |
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2014. |
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xxxvi, 403 pages ; |
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25 cm. |
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Studies in international law ; |
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volume 52 |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 373-381) and index. |
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Corruption |
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Africa. |
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Human rights |
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Africa. |
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Afrika. |
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Studies in international law (Oxford, England) ; |
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volume 52. |
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pt. I Framework<br/>1.Corruption and Human Rights Law: Historical and Conceptual Frameworks<br/>Introduction<br/>Historical Overview<br/>Myriad Definitions of Corruption<br/>The Causes and Consequences of Corruption<br/>Corruption and Human Rights: The Relationship between State and Citizen<br/>Toward a Universal Definition of Corruption<br/>Conclusion<br/>2.The International Dimensions of Corruption and Money Laundering<br/>Money Laundering: Legal and Other Initiatives<br/>Background<br/>Meaning of Money Laundering<br/>Legal and Other Initiatives<br/>Enhanced Public Interest Role for Banking and Other Financial Institutions<br/>Money Laundering and Corruption in Africa<br/>Corruption and Poverty<br/>Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Initiatives<br/>pt. II National and International Laws against Corruption<br/>3.National Legal Frameworks for Fighting Corruption in Africa<br/>Contents note continued: Legal Frameworks against Corruption Across Africa<br/>Constitutions<br/>Legislation<br/>Constitutional and Legislative Obstacles in the Fight against Corruption<br/>Immunity Clauses<br/>Prosecutorial Discretion and Political Appointees<br/>Existing Anti-corruption Mechanisms: Questions on Independence and Effectiveness<br/>4.International Legal Frameworks for Fighting Corruption across Africa<br/>Comparative Analysis<br/>Object and Purpose<br/>Definitions and Use of Terms<br/>Preventive Measures<br/>Criminalisation and Law Enforcement<br/>International Cooperation<br/>Asset Recovery<br/>Implementation Mechanisms<br/>pt. III Human Rights Law and Corruption<br/>5.Effects of Corruption on Human and Peoples' Rights<br/>The Object and Purpose of the African Charter<br/>Obligations of States Parties under the African Charter<br/>Human and Peoples' Rights Affected by Corruption<br/>Contents note continued: The Right to Life and Integrity of Person<br/>The Right against all Forms of Slavery, Slave Trade, Torture and Inhumane or Degrading Treatment<br/>The Right to Liberty and Security of Person<br/>The Right to a Fair Trial<br/>The Right to Information and Freedom of Expression<br/>The Freedom of Association and the Freedom of Assembly<br/>The Freedom of Movement<br/>The Right to Participate in the Government of One's Country<br/>The Right to Property<br/>The Right to Equitable and Satisfactory Conditions of Work<br/>The Right to Health<br/>The Right to Education<br/>Protection of the Family and Related Rights<br/>Women's Human Rights Contained in the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa<br/>Children's Human Rights Contained in the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child<br/>The Right to Good Governance Contained in the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance<br/>Contents note continued: The Right to Adequate Food, as Implied in the African Charter<br/>The Right to Adequate Housing, as Implied in the African Charter<br/>6.The Potential of Human Rights Law in Combating Corruption in Africa<br/>The Concept of Right to Wealth and Natural Resources Generally<br/>Right to Wealth and Natural Resources in the African Charter<br/>The Approach of the African Commission and the Court<br/>Operationalising Article 21: Interpretative Tools, Legal Doctrines and Theories<br/>Article 21, Human Rights and Corruption: Comparative Jurisprudence<br/>Potential Legal, Procedural, Substantive and Practical Challenges<br/>State Immunity<br/>Legal Standing and Causation<br/>Victims of Corruption<br/>Human Rights Law and Criminal Law Approaches to Corruption<br/>7.Conclusions<br/>Comprehensive Legal and Judicial Reforms Required to Combat Corruption<br/>Constitutional and Legal Reforms<br/>The Office of Independent Special Counsel<br/>Contents note continued: Trust Funds for Victims of Corruption<br/>Assets Recovery<br/>Mutual Peer Review Mechanism for the AU Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption<br/>Integration and Harmonisation of Anti-corruption Treaties and Mechanisms and African Human Rights Treaties and Mechanisms<br/>Improved and Expanded Roles for Civil Society and international and Regional Anti-corruption and Human Rights Non-government Organisations<br/>Regional Centre for Civic Education<br/>Regional Law Enforcement Academy. |
