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Inmates wallow in jail without trial - Vimarsana News

Inmates wallow in jail without trial

NEARLY a quarter of the country's prison population is awaiting trial, with revelations that some have been in remand for more than three years.Latest data from...

Inmates wallow in jail without trial -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Inmates wallow in jail without trial -Newsday Zimbabwe

Psychologist Pardon Taodzera urged the judicial system to expedite trials, citing their detrimental mental health impact on prisoners.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination -By Kehinde Emmanuel Oladele – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Universal Declaration of Human Rights on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination -By Kehinde Emmanuel Oladele – Opinion Nigeria

The query at hand is whether international regulations hold more authority than the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria particularly the thrust of this question, and whether they have the potential to weave their path into the country and subsequently be applicable within the Nigerian judicial system. It is very lucid that the tenet of section 12 of the constitution is manifestly and expressly unique being that it provides:

California should honor Mandela by limiting solitary confinement - Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly: The Newspaper of California State Government and Politics. - Vimarsana News

California should honor Mandela by limiting solitary confinement - Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly: The Newspaper of California State Government and Politics.

Only the United States continues to use solitary confinement in a widespread and systematic manner, despite the clear evidence that the practice is not only a human rights violation but serves no rehabilitative purpose.