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Reawaken debates on amending various laws - Vimarsana News

Reawaken debates on amending various laws

Just like a hospital, in court, one is always assured of meeting people whose faces depict pain and frustration

PWDs call for removal of justice bottlenecks - Vimarsana News

PWDs call for removal of justice bottlenecks

The PWDs say the current laws in their form are inconsistent with the Constitution, which demands that all people irrespective of their colour, disability, political affiliation, and social...

Zambia abolishes death penalty - Vimarsana News

Zambia abolishes death penalty

Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema Friday assented to Penal Code (Amendment) Bill 2022, abolishing the law of the death penalty in Zambia. Earlier, on May 24, President Hichilema took a pledge to a...

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Zambia : Government approves six bills for publication and introduction in Parliament - Vimarsana News

Zambia : Government approves six bills for publication and introduction in Parliament

Lusaka - Zambia: The government has deliberated on and approved six (6) Bills for publication and introduction in Parliament in accordance with the

Lawyers want police stripped of preventive arrest powers - Vimarsana News

Lawyers want police stripped of preventive arrest powers

Daily Monitor Monday May 03 2021 Police officers block the entrance at City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago’s house. Mr Lukwago and other opposition figures are usually subjected to house arrests especially during seasons of heightened political activities. PHOTO/FILE/ABUBAKER LUBOWA Summary The petitioners aver that Section 24(2) of the Police Act is amenable to abuse through arbitrary detention for unspecified and extended period of time without trial in violation of Articles 23 and 28 of the Constitution. Advertisement Lawyers have asked the Constitutional Court to declare as illegal, various s...