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Access to justice and locus standi in Nigeria: Assessing the impact of the common law approach to locus standi on sexual minorities' human rights
Access to justice is a right guaranteed in all international and regional instruments and domestic constitutions. The full enjoyment, protection, and respect of all fundamental human rights rests on the ability of states to establish effective judicial remedies. The ability of all persons within a s...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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