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The Case Study of Underpaid Wildlife Crusader

In one corner, we have Ol Pejeta Ranching Limited, a renowned wildlife conservancy and tourism powerhouse in Northern Kenya. In the other, we have David Wanjau Muhoro, their long-serving Finance Manager who’d balanced the books for 25 years before being handed an abrupt “conservation effort”—his termination. The Plot:David’s exit wasn’t exactly Hakuna Matata. He claimed: The Employment […]
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The Process of Buying Land in Kenya

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Has the Time Come for the International Criminal Court to Rule on the Admissibility of Facebook Evidence?

Isabela Coleto, LLM in Advanced Studies in Public International Law from Leiden University and former Legal Consultant for the Defence at the International Criminal Court. Introduction The proliferation, accessibility, connectivity, and capabilities of camera-embedded and internet-enabled mobile devices are transforming the way criminal investigators and prosecutors collect, evaluate, and present evidence at trial. This is particularly […]
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A Feminist Critique on the Charging of Male Sexual Violence in International Law

Introduction The legal dimensions of the prohibition of sexual violence in international criminal law have developed exponentially following the inclusion of rape as a crime against humanity in art. 5(g) of the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (“ICTY”). Nevertheless, sexual violence against men and boys has received very little recognition […]
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