Human Rights & Constitutional Law Honey & Blanckenberg
This is done in the Litigation & General Work Department. The work includes enforcing and enhancing the rights enshrined in the Constitution of Zimbabwe.
Examples of past work include the right of a married woman to obtain a passport for her minor child, the rights of detained persons to decent conditions in police cells, the right of a woman not to change her name upon marriage, the rights of pregnant trainee teachers to continue with their education, the right to a clean and safe environment, and the right to property as well as administrative rights.
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Rights of Accused Persons
DID YOU KNOW? RIGHTS OF AN ARRESTED PERSON IN ZIMBABWE Many people are unaware that being arrested does not mean [...]
Significant Reforms Under the Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Act, 2024
The recently enacted Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Act, 2025, introduces sweeping changes to the legal and regulatory framework governing Private [...]
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The speech delivered by Honourable Justice Luke Malaba, Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, on the occasion of the official opening of the 2018 Legal Year on January 15, 2018The speech delivered by Honourable Justice Luke Malaba, Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, on the occasion of the official opening of the 2018 Legal Year on January 15, 2018
The speech delivered by Honourable Justice Luke Malaba, Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, on the occasion of the official opening of the 2018 Legal Year on January 15, 2018
Mr Fitches and Mr Prosecutor General: Allow me to recognise and acknowledge the presence of [...]
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