Strathmore Law Review

• Editorial

  Khalil Badbess

  7-10

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• Foreword

  Dr. Peter Kwenjera

  11-12

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Articles

• The Insanity of Kenya’s ‘Guilty but Insane’ Verdict

  Mitchelle Kang'Ethe

  13-40

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• The Hut at Strathmore – TWAIL for a Culturally Appropriate Teaching of Public International Law in African Law Schools

  Arnold Nciko

  41-69

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• Asking for Young Offenders: What is the Fate of Restorative Justice within Nigeria's Discretionary Diversion Policy?

  Collins Okoh

  71-101

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• Reflections on Direct Access to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights: A Cul De Sac?

  Sidney Tambasi Netya , Cynthia Gathoni Miano

  103-136

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• The Right of Appeal under Section 35 of the Arbitration Act of Kenya A Critique of the Supreme Court Decision in Nyutu Agrovet v Airtel Networks Limited (2019) eKLR

  Vianney Sebayiga

  137-166

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• Eliminating ‘Thick’ Borders: Analysing the Legal Framework on Non-Tariff Barriers in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement

  Catherine Penda

  167-194

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• Violent Extremism in the Northern Frontier Counties of Kenya: Exploring Human Security as a Sustainable Countering Strategy

  Adi Guyo

  195-218

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