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Embracing technology has never been more relevant, and judicial and legal officers must acquaint themselves with communication platforms bot

Efforts at curbing gender-based violence during this lockdown and beyond needs to embark on a massive campaign to enlighten rural women of

The contagious nature of the coronavirus disease and the consequential public health decisions requires advanced thinking on the future

There is no one solution best suited to address the rising scourge of SGBV in Kenya. The situation requires the adoption of multisector mech

Long before the global health emergency caused by the corona virus pandemic, the administration of justice in Africa was in deep trouble.

The COVID-19 (coronavirus) phenomenon is having significant implications for legal education around the world. In Kenya, it is challenging

The Republic of South Africa like the rest of the world was plunged into a crisis as a result of COVID-19. All institutions, governmental an

The legal profession in South Africa has been given an opportunity to transform current practices in order to provide the best service

Migrant women workers are placed at the frontline of the battle of this pandemic through the provision of housekeeping, cleaning services,

The closure of courts in Kenya by the chief justice David Maraga on March 16th, 2020 as the Kenyan government rolled out strategies to

The COVID-19 pandemic has come to re-enforce the need to embrace change as it is certain that the world will not be the same again— and the

As the world takes stock of the intersecting implications of COVID-19, attention has to be paid to the differential outcomes for students in

Our next challenge as a global community is to ensure laws, regulations, and social protection measures apply to local market sellers – rele

The government of Ghana needs to work on establishing public child care centers through appropriate institutions and as a matter of urgency

Judiciaries around the world have scaled down their operations and are embracing innovative ways of facilitating access to justice, by

As the COVID-19 health crisis quickly turns into a political one, women in Togo are on the frontlines, questioning the government’s actions

There is indication from global projections that gender-based cases will increase during the pandemic and that the judiciary will be

Unless the COVID-19 crisis subsides to enable the 2020 presidential and parliamentary elections to be held by December 7, 2020, we will be

When a pandemic plunges the world into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the realization dawns that we cannot go back to our old ways.

The law firm that will thrive in the post-COVID-19 legal atmosphere must be ahead of the curve. In the inevitable digital revolution that