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Discourses and Realities of the Judicial Role in International Security Relations: The case of the Kenyan Judiciary and The War on Terror (2006-2016)
Agade Savai Eddah Ziza, February 2019
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The study analyses and examines the realities of the Kenyan judiciary in terms of their roles and functions in the fight against terror.
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Judiciary, War on Terror, Kenya
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