Violence Against Women and Criminal Justice in Africa: Volume II
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Violence Against Women and Criminal Justice in Africa: Volume II
Sexual Violence and Vulnerability
Budoo-Scholtz, Ashwanee; Lubaale, Emma Charlene
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
11/2022
431
Mole
Inglês
9783030759551
15 a 20 dias
602
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SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION.- 1. Chapter One: Introduction (Ashwanee Budoo-Scholtz and Emma C Lubaale).- SECTION TWO: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.- 2. Chapter two: Responding to sexual violence, protecting survivors and ending impunity in Ghana (Christine Dowuona-Hammond and Ama F Hammond).- 3. Chapter three: Access to justice for female victims of sexual violence in Uganda (Charlotte Kabaseke and Barbara Kitui).- 4. Chapter four: Women as survivors of sexual violence in Zambia: The unheard voices (Ellah TM Siang'andu).- 5. Chapter five: Combating marital rape: The law and the criminal justice system in Uganda (Atim P Odong and Barbara L Can).- 6. Chapter six: Accountability for sexual exploitation and abuse by United Nations peacekeepers: Case studies of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic (Linda Mushoriwa, Esther Njieassam and Thibaut Bata).- 7. Chapter seven: Conflict-related sexualviolence in North East Nigeria: Strenthening legal responses (Iyabode Ogunniran).- 8. Chapter eight: Prospects for reparations for victims of conflict related sexual violence in Uganda (Josephine Ndagire).- 9. Chapter nine: Incorporating human rights in the fight against police sexual violence in Malawi (Pachalo Mwenelupembe).- SECTION THREE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND WOMEN IN SITUATIONS OF VULNERABILITY IN AFRICA.- 10. Chapter Ten: The invisible woman: Limits to achieving criminal accountability for violence against women with disabilities in Africa (Adetokunbo Johnson and Satang Nabaneh).- 11. Chapter eleven: The right to maternal healthcare of migrant and refugee women in South Africa and Uganda: Criminal accountability as a tool to address violation (Jackline Hakim, Annette Lansink and Emma C Lubaale).- 12. Chapter twelve: Access to justice for women in Eswatini: HIV positive women as a vulnerable population (Simangele D Mavundla, Ann Strode and Zaynab Essack).- 13. Chapter thirteen: Protection of refugee women and girls from sexual and gender-based violence under International Law (Charity Ebeku and Taiwo Odumosu).- 14. Chapter fourteen: Margins within the Marginalised: Violence and access to justice of Lesbians, Bisexual and Queer Women in Africa (Arudi Laurah.
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SDG 5;gender equality;access to justice;criminology in the global south;crime in africa;human rights;social policy;gender studies in africa;children's rights;african legal studies;comparative law;victims;FGM
SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION.- 1. Chapter One: Introduction (Ashwanee Budoo-Scholtz and Emma C Lubaale).- SECTION TWO: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.- 2. Chapter two: Responding to sexual violence, protecting survivors and ending impunity in Ghana (Christine Dowuona-Hammond and Ama F Hammond).- 3. Chapter three: Access to justice for female victims of sexual violence in Uganda (Charlotte Kabaseke and Barbara Kitui).- 4. Chapter four: Women as survivors of sexual violence in Zambia: The unheard voices (Ellah TM Siang'andu).- 5. Chapter five: Combating marital rape: The law and the criminal justice system in Uganda (Atim P Odong and Barbara L Can).- 6. Chapter six: Accountability for sexual exploitation and abuse by United Nations peacekeepers: Case studies of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic (Linda Mushoriwa, Esther Njieassam and Thibaut Bata).- 7. Chapter seven: Conflict-related sexualviolence in North East Nigeria: Strenthening legal responses (Iyabode Ogunniran).- 8. Chapter eight: Prospects for reparations for victims of conflict related sexual violence in Uganda (Josephine Ndagire).- 9. Chapter nine: Incorporating human rights in the fight against police sexual violence in Malawi (Pachalo Mwenelupembe).- SECTION THREE: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND WOMEN IN SITUATIONS OF VULNERABILITY IN AFRICA.- 10. Chapter Ten: The invisible woman: Limits to achieving criminal accountability for violence against women with disabilities in Africa (Adetokunbo Johnson and Satang Nabaneh).- 11. Chapter eleven: The right to maternal healthcare of migrant and refugee women in South Africa and Uganda: Criminal accountability as a tool to address violation (Jackline Hakim, Annette Lansink and Emma C Lubaale).- 12. Chapter twelve: Access to justice for women in Eswatini: HIV positive women as a vulnerable population (Simangele D Mavundla, Ann Strode and Zaynab Essack).- 13. Chapter thirteen: Protection of refugee women and girls from sexual and gender-based violence under International Law (Charity Ebeku and Taiwo Odumosu).- 14. Chapter fourteen: Margins within the Marginalised: Violence and access to justice of Lesbians, Bisexual and Queer Women in Africa (Arudi Laurah.
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