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Courtenay Griffiths has acted for the defence in some of the UK's most controversial cases. Talking over the phone from The Hague, Griffiths discusses his legal career with the

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Franchising has developed quite extensively in Egypt over a short time, especially in the fast-food sector. In an effort to further boost that country’s franchising industry, the African Development Bank

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A Harlem postal employee and civic leader named Victor H. Green conceived the guide in response to one too many accounts of humiliation or violence where discrimination continued to hold

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Africa Action, the oldest human rights organization focused exclusively on Africa, celebrates the introduction of the Zimbabwe Renewal Act of 2010 (H.R. 5971) in the U.S. House of Representatives.

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Franchising in Vietnam has steadily increased in recent years and the passage of several franchise laws and decrees have cleared the way for even more growth. This article examines this

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Botswana’s immigration laws, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights has found that national security is not a legitimate justification for infringing on the right of access to courts.

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Gordon Brown has used his first major speech since leaving office to say the future growth of the world economy is reliant upon the development of Africa. Click here.

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Aelex Legal Practitioners and Arbitrators presents its 6th Annual Lecture – Taxation Without Representation – featuring Dr. Kalu Idika Kalu (former Minister of Finance, Federal Republic of Nigeria and Chairman,

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