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Combating Marital Rape: The Law and the Criminal Justice System in Ugandare considered property and that husbands are entitled to sex at any time. To date, there is no specific statutory law or even provision within the Penal Code Act cap 120 (amended) that criminalises marital rape in Uganda, yet the vice persists unabated. This chapter seeks to analyse the existing jur

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Accountability for Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by United Nations Peacekeepers: Case Studies of thements entered into between the UN and troop contributing countries (TCCs) in terms of which TCCs retain exclusive prosecutorial jurisdiction over military peacekeepers. The chapter assesses the measures implemented by the UN in response to the problem of SEA and concludes that although it is commend

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The Invisible Woman: Limits to Achieving Criminal Accountability for Violence Against Women with Dist women with disabilities undertaken domestically in African countries. It includes the domestic as well as global and regional responses to violence against women with disabilities in Africa. This analysis aims to achieve a two-fold purpose. First, this analysis exposes the limits of criminal justi

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Margins Within the Marginalised: Violence and Access to Justice of Lesbians, Bisexual and Queer Womected or left out have been critical to raising the human rights standards. Is it time to evaluate if the definition and/or perception of woman as applied and understood in law and society is inclusive of all that encompasses what a woman is and can be? Are there margins within the marginalised? The