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Category: Journal of Environmental & Human Right Law

AN ANALYSIS OF LABOUR LEGISLATIONS AND WOMEN WORKERS IN NIGERIA: LESSONS FROM OTHER JURISDICTIONS

March 31, 2022
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Abstract The rights of women in Nigeria have become inequitable since the legislative houses are men dominated and women can only appeal for a percentage less than half to be heard. Fortunately, the less than half have been far more productive than the greater than half that the nation has been experiencing. While the less […]

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A Critical Analysis of the Legal Framework of Labour Legislations & Women Workers

March 6, 2022
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ABSTRACT From onset, women have never been sit at home daughters, wives, mothers, etc. They always engaged themselves in some form of work to augment the family income output and in many different and special ways depended on the structure, needs, customs and attitudes of the society in which they belong. In prehistoric times, women […]

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An Examination of the Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit Act 2018 in the War Against Financial Crimes

March 6, 2022
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ABSTRACT Financial crime encompasses a range of behaviours such as embezzlement, bribery, and nepotism, but in general corruption refers to the type of behaviours that officials use public offices for private gain. It was upon this premise that the NFIU Act 2018 was enacted in order to institutionalize best practices in financial intelligence management in […]

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International and National Perspectives of the Right to a Healthy Environment

March 6, 2022
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ABSTRACT Although, there were attempts to develop international environmental law in the nineteenth century, it was not until the Stockholm Conference in 1972 that the right to a healthy environment was explicitly recognized in an international environmental law document. This paper is aimed at examining the international and national perspectives of the right to a […]

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Mainstreaming The Legal and Institutional Frameworks on Extradition in Nigeria

March 6, 2022
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ABSTRACT Extradition can be described as the process whereby one state delivers to another state at its request a person charged with a criminal offence against the law of the requesting state in order that he may be tried or punished. This definition strikes a very important point to the effect that extradition can only […]

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The Impact of Stabilization Clause in International Oil Companies Agreement

March 6, 2022
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ABSTRACT The world’s dependence on oil and gas is increasing as global economies and infrastructure continue to rely heavily on petroleum based products.  All processes involved in the oil and gas industry are capital intensive from exploration to production to transportation on that note most underdeveloped countries cannot afford such huge amount so they seek […]

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Incidence of Child Marriage in Nigeria: An Appraisal of the Legal and Policy Responses

March 6, 2022
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Abstract The practice of child marriage is one that cuts across various ethnicities in the world including Nigeria. Child marriage occurs in instances where either parties or both parties to the marriage is below the age of 18 years. In most cases, it is discovered that the girl child is usually the victim of this […]

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