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The African Journal of Clinical Legal Education and Access to Justice (ISSN 2315-5728) is published by the Network of University Legal Aid Institutions (NULAI Nigeria) annually in October. Articles, commentaries and contributions to the journal are peer- assessed. The Journal is devoted to law and legal education of significant research value, especially on developments on clinical legal education, justice education, and access to justice. It is sponsored by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
Freedom of Information Handbook for Law Clinics has been written to provide a guide to law teachers, law students and other persons working in the Law Clinics, human rights, access to justice and governance projects and programmes in Nigeria. The Han...
This Street Law: Freedom of Information Manual was written to provide teaching and learning resource that will assist in the promotion and use of the Freedom of Information Act. It supports the earlier publication of Freedom of Information: Handbook ...
This is the maiden edition of the Kwara State University Malete, Law Journal. The aim is to bring to the reading public, academicians, and members of the bar and the bench robust legal discuss by seasoned researchers on diverse areas of law. The Jour...
The World Bank's Communication for Governance and Accountability Program (CommGAP) has spent several years exploring the linkages between the media and governance reform. The first stage of this process produced public sentinel: news media and go...
Contents of the report are: Overview : from media markets to policy; by Roumeen Islam. The media's influence on public policy decisions; by David Stromberg, and James M. Snyder Jr. National media and local political participation : the case of th...
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