African Law Review

The African Law Review (ALR) is a quarterly journal designed to enrich our Jurisprudence, promote excellence and diversity of views.

This provides a platform to:

Trigger national debates
Intensify national and international discourse(s)
Promote necessary legal reforms and transformation
Ventilate issues affecting the legal profession and the Public

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