South Korea At A Crossroads After President Is Impeached – Here’s What Will Happen Next
The Oasis Reporters January 12, 2025 Yoon Walker, SOAS, University of London South
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Kenya Abductions: The Powerful Legal Shields Citizens And Courts Can Use – Expert
The Oasis Reporters January 11, 2025 John Mukum Mbaku, Weber State University
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Gaza: Why It’s Difficult To Reach A Legal Judgment Of Genocide Against Israel
The Oasis Reporters January 9, 2025 James Sweeney, Lancaster University Israel recently
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Who Owns The Traditional ‘Family Home’ In South Africa? Court Sets A New Precedent, But The Law Remains Murky
The Oasis Reporters December 17, 2024 Anthony Diala, University of the Western Cape
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Rape Is Still Rape Even If You’re Married – Report Finds Some South African Men Don’t Believe It Is
The Oasis Reporters December 15, 2024 Zainonisa Petersen, Human Sciences Research Council; Benita Moolman,
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Kenya Has Moved People Out Of The Country Illegally: What The Law Says About Extraordinary Rendition
The Oasis Reporters December 13, 2024 Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, University of Rwanda Kenya
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Child Support In South Africa: Mothers Speak About The Struggle To Get Fathers To Pay In A System Rigged Against Women
The Oasis Reporters December 3, 2024 A Many women feel the maintenance system favours men.Shutterstock G.
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The Next Attack On The Affordable Care Act May Cost You Free Preventive Health Care
The Oasis Reporters December 2, 2024 A provision of the Affordable Care Act makes it
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Trump Joins Putin, Xi And Modi As The ‘Four Horsemen’ Of Global Authoritarianism
The Oasis Reporters November 29, 2024 Chris Ogden, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata
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The Authoritarian Leader’s Playbook: How Narendra Modi Captured India’s Legal System And Is Rewriting The Country’s History In His Image
The Oasis Reporters November 29, 2024 L Sandhya Fuchs, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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