Islamic University in Uganda Journal of Comparative Law

Articles

• WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COMMITTED BY RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN UKRAINE CAN UKRAINIAN VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES EVER FIND JUSTICE?

  Beatrice Shuwa, Nanyak Dindam Dashe , Christopher Hagalstine Bot

  1-20

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• CLIMATE CHANGE ON MARITIME ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL REGIME FOR ADDRESSING IT

  Ishaya N. Martins, Hilary Nwaechefu

  21-36

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• HARMONIZING PROPERTY RIGHTS UNDER THE AfCFTA CHALLENGES FOR CROSS-BORDER INVESTMENT AND TRADE IN SERVICES

  Farida Aisha Kera, Ahmad Abubakar

  37-62

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• LEGAL TECHNICALITIES AND THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE MECHANISMS IN DISPUTE SETTLEMENTS

  Zainab Abdulwahab Zubair

  63-80

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• COVID-19 DATA GOVERNANCE AND PRIVACY PROTECTION IN NIGERIA A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE

  Lateef A. Adeleke

  81-98

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• REFORMING THE DEFENCE OF PROVOCATION ON ISSUES RELATING TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN NIGERIA

  Oluseyi Olayanju

  99-124

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• OIL WEALTH, WATER SCARCITY THE UNFULFILLED QUEST FOR CLEAN WATER IN NIGERIA’S OKORITAK COMMUNITY

  MARYAM BAYERO-JIMOH , ZAINAB ABDULWAHABZUBAIR

  125-135

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• LEGAL CONSEQUENCE OF ILLEGALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES BY DECEASED PUBLIC OFFICER UNDER ISLAMIC LAW

  Adewara Tajudeen Zubair, Onikosi Ahmeed Adedeji , Abdulraheem Abdulwahid Yusuph

  136-158

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• OVERCOMING CHALLENGES IN LEGAL EDUCATION CHARTING A NEW LEAF FOR LAW TEACHERS

  Hilary Nwaechefu, Titus Kehinde Adekunle, Ishaya N. Martins

  159-179

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• THE REGULATION OF HALAL TOURISM UNDER ISLAMIC LAW A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS OF NIGERIA AND UGANDA

  Lateefat Adeola Bello

  180-198

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• THE ROLE OF REGULATORY SECTORS IN ENSURING THE OPERATION OF ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

  Adeyemo Wale Lateef

  199-214

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• THE INCREASING ROLE OF EQUITABLE INTERESTS IN LAND TRANSACTIONS A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NIGERIA AND ETHIOPIA

  SOLOMON O. AFOLABI

  215-236

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• THE HADITH OF THE THREE COMMONS A LEGAL RE-EVALUATION OF SHARED NATURAL RESOURCES IN MODERN ENERGY GOVERNANCE

  JAAFAR SAAD, MUHAMMAD SAMBO UMAR, AHMAD ABUBAKAR, ZULKIFL MUHAMMAD

  237-254

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