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The narrow road towards a possible decriminalisation of consensual sodomy in Malawi
The study is comprised of five chapters, with this as the first and will proceed on the hypothesis that criminalisation of consensual sodomy is unconstitutional and should be invalidated even in the midst of challenges to such a declaration. Chapter two will give comprehensive outline of the offence...
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Department of Public Law
2015
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