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ANCL

African Network of Constitutional Lawyers

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by Joseph Geng Akech

Kenya’s electoral authoritarianism

by Willy Mutunga

Working Groups

Access to Information

Socio-economic rights in Africa

Teaching Constitutional Law

Women, equality and the Constitution

Partners

Department of Law, University of Botswana

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Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town

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Faculty of Law, University of Stellenbosch

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International IDEA

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Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Rule of Law Programme

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National Democratic Institute

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School of Law, University of Nairobi

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School of Law University of Namibia

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Tournons La Page

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University of Ibadan

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University of Lagos

Welcome to ANCL

The ANCL is an association of judges, lawyers, academics, activists, NGOs, research or academic institutes and bar associations that are interested in constitutional law and the development of constitutionalism in African countries. An affiliate of the International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL), the ANCL was first established in 1997 and, after a period of inactivity, re-launched in April 2007 in Nairobi.

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Statements

Press statement: The African Network of Constitutional Lawyers calls for a fair, credible and peaceful elections in Nigeria

The African Network of Constitutional Lawyers (ANCL) has been following with great interest the lead up to the 2023 Nigerian general elections. Nigeria is an iconic country both in Africa and the world. These elections therefore matter not only for Nigerians but also for the rest of Africa and the world. As the continent’s biggest country and economy, Nigeria carries the hopes of the entire Continent, and with it the responsibilities, to ensure, during these times, a fair, credible and peaceful election.

24 Feb 2023

Press statement: The African Network of Constitutional Lawyers calls for a fair, credible and peaceful elections in Nigeria 24 Feb 2023

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