Actions against the police: Unreasonable obstacles to obtaining redress

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Title:	Actions against the police: Unreasonable obstacles to obtaining redress
Other Titles:	Case Note on Nyika & Ors v Minister of Home Affairs & Ors HH-181-16 (“The Nyika Case”)
Authors:	Feltoe, G Reid-Rowland, J Matsikidze R
Keywords:	Nyika Case Police Functions Obtaining Redress
Issue Date:	2019
Publisher:	University of Zimbabwe
Citation:	Feltoe, G., Reid-Rowland, J. & Matsikidze R. (2019). Actions against the police: Unreasonable obstacles to obtaining redress. University of Zimbabwe Law Journal, 2 (1). 270-278
Abstract:	As pointed out in the Nyika case, the police interact with the public on a daily basis and it is typically ordinary citizens who are the victims of violations of their rights arising out of abuse or misuse of police powers. Victims of police abuse will often be seeking redress for violations of some of their most fundamental human rights, such the right to life, liberty, bodily integrity, dignity and protection of their property.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10646/3888
ISSN:	2617-2046
Appears in Collections:	Legal Postgraduate Programmes Staff Publications

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