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Non-state forms of conflict resolution: opportunities for improving criminal justice a case study of community courts in Mozambique
The Mozambican criminal justice system faces two main challenges, namely lack of access to justice for all and deplorable prison conditions. Judicial courts are distant and expensive; legal terminology is incomprehensible to the majority of people; and prisons are overcrowded. Mozambicans continue t...
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Department of Public Law
2023
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