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Category: Journal of Environmental & Human Right Law

AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFICACY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND AGREEMENT IN THE RESOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE IN NIGERIA

October 8, 2022
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Abstract The paper examined the efficacy of ‘collective bargaining, collective agreement and trade union in the resolution of industrial dispute in Nigeria and how it accounts for national development. A critical examination of the relationship between a worker and an employer revealed that one of the major problems which Nigeria has battled with till date […]

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF PLANNING LAWS, THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS PARTNERSHIP

October 8, 2022
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Abstract Various land use planning regulations had been legislated upon in Nigeria over the years to control property development in order to ensure sustainable human environment. In spite of the existence of these laws, property development was still being carried out in a way that constituted environmental challenges in  our cities. The challenges ranged from […]

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PROTECTION OF THE WORKPLACE, OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE NIGERIAN WORKERS: AN ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS

October 8, 2022
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Abstract Most African countries particularly Nigeria were noted for poor occupational health and safety practices as inadequate attention were paid to this area. Despite the numerous developments in occupational health and safety practices in recent years, several occupational and safety issues still abound in most African countries, particularly in Nigeria. Thus, the dissertation aimed at […]

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THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE

August 3, 2022
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Abstract Over five decades ago, a strong campaign for the recognition of environmental rights as human rights at international for a culminated in the Stockholm Declaration on the Human Environment in 1972. About 150 nations of the world (excluding Nigeria) currently recognize environmental rights as fundamental human rights in their Constitutions. Nonetheless, the scope of […]

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AN EVALUATION OF THE VIOLENCE AGAINST PERSONS (PROHIBITION) ACT, 2015

August 3, 2022
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Abstract Violence is as old as man. Violence is a behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage or kill someone or something. It is the use of physical force so as to injure, abuse, damage, or destroy. Violence both at the home front and the larger society is fast becoming a normal way of […]

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LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON NIGERIA’S RESPONSES TO CLIMATE CHANGE

August 3, 2022
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Abstract This article set out to analyse the effectiveness of the Nigerian legal framework, particularly in the light of the coming into force of the Climate change Act 2021 to achieve the international climate change obligations stemming from the UNFCCC, Kyoto Protocol, and the Paris Agreement. Key obligations created by these instruments are intended to […]

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LEGAL APPRAISAL OF THE ADMISSIBILITY OF CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 2015

August 3, 2022
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Abstract Crime has been a menace which bedevils Nigeria. In Nigeria, the police is responsible for detecting and preventing crimes, as well as obtaining evidence for criminal prosecution. Thereafter, the AttorneyGeneral of the Federation and the States or any legal officer in their department is responsible for prosecuting these offences. A fortiori, these two governmental […]

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ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE IN NIGERIA

August 3, 2022
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Abstract Agriculture is of great import to the development of the country’s economy. It is a way out to boost the economy and at the same time provide food and security for the growing population hence, its’ import cannot be over emphasized. Meeting the SGDs to end poverty, hunger and malnutrition amongst others come the […]

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MECHANISMS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION IN NIGERIA: FEDERAL COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 2018

August 3, 2022
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Abstract Consumer protection has been shown to be very important and necessary, as goods and services should be subjected to strict and stringent procedures, with adherence to laid down legislations and rules. This adherence to rules has ensured that the wellbeing of consumers are adequately protected, and has also prevented incessant loss of life and […]

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LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS TO CLAIMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN NIGERIA: AN APPRAISAL

August 3, 2022
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Abstract There cannot be a meaningful and successful claim to the actualization or attainment of individual, communal right and/or human right respectively without a healthy environment. Hence, the policies guiding the Nigerian environment against environmental pollution is enormous. Nigeria is a signatory to innumerable international agreements and conventions related to environmental sustainability, climate change, health […]

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