Lawyers, others fault Cybercrimes Act
Lawyers, journalists and activists have declared the Cybercrimes Act as repressive, unconstitutional and illegal. This was disclosed during an interac
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African Court begins 53rd sitting
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights began its 53rd Ordinary Session on Monday, 9 June 2019, at its Seat in Arusha, Tanzania. According to a
Body of SANs wants improved working conditions for judges
The Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria (BOSAN) in Abuja has called for improvement on the working conditions of judges to get optimal performance fro
Work – Chop!
“Na where you dey work, na there you dey chop” – Nigerian Proverb The issue of charging professional fees as a legal professional is one problem
Judicial sector: Need to restore accountability and transparency
The judicial sector remains the last hope of the common man which needs to be independent to carry out its duties appropriately, experts reaffirmed at