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Commonwealth Law Review Journal
Commonwealth Law Review Journal is an Annual e-Journal of Law bearing ISSN: 2581-3382. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law from all Commonwealth Nations and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.

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Human Rights and Transnational Corporations: A Nexus with Sustainable Development in Cameroon
Globalization has united the world and enhanced the interaction between states, defined all economic, political, social and cultural differences. Today the corporate form is an omnipresent part of modern commercial life and is significant in the economic lives of states. The multinational corporation (or international or transnational corporation) is a business organization whose activities are
The Appropriate Legal Qualification for the Right to Clean Electricity within the Context of Climate Change
Contemporarily, the right of access to electricity has become very topical with many scholars having diverse views as to the nature and scope of the right. Due to the effects of climate change, the source of electricity generation is currently of prime importance. Clean electricity has topped the pyramid in terms of importance as opposed
Liabilities of Receivers/Managers in the Realisation and Preservation of Company Security in Nigeria
This article basically seeks to examine the liability of Receiver/Manager in the realization and preservation of company security in Nigeria. They are various statutes which have painstakingly pointed out the circumstances in which a receiver may incur liabilities. Example abounds such as the Factories Acts, the Food and Drugs Acts, Capital Gains Tax, Value Added
How International Human Rights Law has Enhanced the Protection of Freedom from Torture at the International Level
Throughout this article we have made references to crimes of torture, inhuman and degrading treatment of the human kind in the world. The constant situation of the practices of torture, conversely, requires a comprehensive and methodical assessment. Actions that constitute torture were regrettably, been in practice in all societies as far back as the narrative
An Appraisal of the Jurisprudence behind Jurisdiction and Admissibility Criteria of the East African Court of Justice Vis a Vis Lessons from United Nations System, the European Union and the African Human Rights System
For an International Court to entertain and decide on merits of a dispute, it must have jurisdiction over the claim which must also be admissible. Jurisdiction and Admissibility are two phenomenon (phenomena) that form the basis for preliminary objection in international courts.[i] The two concepts are correlated; still, the distinction between them is very important
The Significance of Agricultural Crop Insurance to Farmers: Nigeria in Perspective
Insurance is an arrangement that is designed to mitigate the effect of loss, injury or damage resulting from the occurrence of the hazard insured against or covered by the insurance policy. The essence of insurance is to reduce the fear of loss and to encourage people to carry on with their businesses and venture into