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    A socio-legal analysis of the harassment of women by bus or taxi rank marshals on the basis of their dress in Harare, Zimbabwe 

    Mukumbiri, Paidamoyo (University of Zimbabwe, 2016-04)
    In its General Recommendation Number 19, the CEDAW Committee stated that violence against women is a form of discrimination since it violates their right to equality. The Committee recommended states to take legislative ...
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    Peadophilia not ‘child marriage’: A critical analysis of ‘child marriages’ in the apostolic sects in Zimbabwe 

    Hodzi, Charity Rumbidzai (University of Zimbabwe, 2016-04)
    This research interrogates and critically analyzes the issue of ‘child marriages’ in two major Apostolic sects in Zimbabwe, namely, Johanne Marange and Johanne Masowe, the major objective being to unearth the root causes ...
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    An analysis of the impact of perennial water problems on time and economic affordability for women working outside the home in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe 

    Manjengwa, Catherine Yewedzo (2016-04)
    Every Zimbabwean has the right to safe and potable water and for women the right to water is intrinsically linked with their lives and the realisation of this right ensures for them the right to a secure livelihood. They ...
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    Women’s right to land: A critical analysis of the dispute resolution processes of inherited land under customary law and Islamic law. A case of Ilemela district Mwanza: Tanzania 

    Mtulya-Hamidu, Rehema (2017-02)
    Women’s substantives right to inherit land from their deceased husband’s estate and their ability to enforce that right through various dispute resolution mechanisms are serious problems that affect thousands of women who ...
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    Challenges affecting women in the informal sector developing their businesses in Zanzibar: A study of women in the Cosmetic Industry 

    Haji Haji, Miza (2017)
    This dissertation provides a detailed study of the challenges affecting women in the informal sector in developing their businesses; particularly in cosmetic industry in Zanzibar. Several methodologies and data collection ...
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    Commentary on the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23] 

    Feltoe, G. (Prof) (2012-03-06)
    A “Code” is a piece of legislation gathering together in one place all the main aspects of a particular branch of the law. This Code brings together in one piece of legislation all of the major aspects of the Criminal ...
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    An analysis of the law and the effectiveness of government and non governmental organisations’ interventions in curbing under age commercial sex work in Epworth and along the Mukuvisi river bank Harare, Zimbabwe 

    Nyakurerwa, Teckla Sekai (2017)
    Child prostitution has become a global phenomenon which raises concern and alarm. In Zimbabwe children as young as eight years old are engaging in prostitution in the area along the Mukuvisi River and in Epworth, Harare. ...
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    Case note on Hosho v Hasisi HH-491-15 

    Chirawu-Mugomba, Slyvia (The Zimbabwe Electronic Law Journal, 2017-07)
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    “Just living together”: An analysis of rights and obligations of women in cohabitation when such relationships break down: A case study of Mufakose and Marimba suburbs in Harare 

    Moyo, Letticia Fadzai (2017)
    “Just living together’ or cohabitation in Zimbabwe is a non legislated area in Zimbabwe. Cohabitation is neither recognized as a form of marriage in Zimbabwe nor is there a specific law that protects the rights of persons ...
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    Challenges facing women in accessing credit from the Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission of Zambia: The case of cross border traders 

    Samasumo, Bruce Lutangu (University of Zimbabwe, 2016-04)
    This research critically analyses the extent to which a government organisation, the Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission of Zambia (CEEC) established by the CEE Act, empowers the country’s women Cross Border Traders ...
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