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Participation in decision-making within prison settings as a tool for enhancing the enjoyment of the right to health: The case of women inmates in Zambia
The number of women inmates is growing exponentially globally, with sub-Saharan Africa experiencing an annual growth rate in the prison population of 22%. Many correctional facilities and prisons were not designed or built with women in mind. This has seen women excluded in many aspects of correctio...
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Department of Public Law
2025
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