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September 5, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Role of international law in curtailing domestic and gender-based violence: comparative analysis of south Africa, Nigeria, and Uganda

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GAGodswill Owoche AntaiKampala International University MSMuhamud Sewaya CECollins Ekpenisi

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Analysis shows international law influences national policies on gender-based violence in South Africa, Nigeria, and Uganda, suggesting potential for systemic change.

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International law plays a crucial role in addressing domestic and gender-based violence across African nations.
The study identifies gaps in enforcement and cultural tensions impacting the effectiveness of international commitments in Nigeria.
Implementation challenges in Uganda highlight the need for a stronger focus on societal attitudes alongside legal frameworks.
South Africa serves as a case of positive judicial activism contrasted with significant enforcement gaps in protecting victims.

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Antai et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3a432b87ece8dc95558e https://doi.org/10.59568/kiulj-2025-7-1-10

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Analysis shows international law influences national policies on gender-based violence in South Africa, Nigeria, and Uganda, suggesting potential for systemic change.

Role of international law in curtailing domestic and gender-based violence: comparative analysis of south Africa, Nigeria, and Uganda

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Role of international law in curtailing domestic and gender-based violence: comparative analysis of south Africa, Nigeria, and Uganda

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