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Sedition Laws and the Requirement of Incitement to Imminent Disorderly Conduct: A Critical Analysis of Chihana v. Republic.
This article reviews the application of laws against sedition in Southern Africa, with emphasis on Malawi's application of these laws in the 1992 trial of Chakufwa Chihana. This analysis is placed within the context of a review of the development of sedition laws in Britain and the United States and...
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Institute of Criminology
2014
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