Sexual Harassment and the Law in Africa
Country and Regional Perspectives
Herausgeber: Ngang, Carol Chi; Towl, Graham; Saungweme, Furaha-Joy Sekai
Sexual Harassment and the Law in Africa
Country and Regional Perspectives
Herausgeber: Ngang, Carol Chi; Towl, Graham; Saungweme, Furaha-Joy Sekai
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Written by a team of experts from legal, forensic and policy backgrounds, this first of its kind initiative presents new research into sexual harassment across Africa.
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Written by a team of experts from legal, forensic and policy backgrounds, this first of its kind initiative presents new research into sexual harassment across Africa.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 158mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 384g
- ISBN-13: 9781032446684
- ISBN-10: 1032446684
- Artikelnr.: 69483124
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 158mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 384g
- ISBN-13: 9781032446684
- ISBN-10: 1032446684
- Artikelnr.: 69483124
Furaha-Joy Sekai Saungweme is the founder of Africa End Sexual Harassment Initiative (AESHI) and is a Georgetown Law LAWA Fellow specialising in women's rights in Africa. Furaha sits on the Editorial Board of the Berkeley University Centre on Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Law (BCCE) and is an LLM Advisory Committee member of the Georgetown Journal of International Law (GJIL). Carol Chi Ngang is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Public Law, National University of Lesotho, Research Fellow at the Free State Centre for Human Rights, University of the Free State and a Guest Lecturer at the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria. He is the UNDP Human Rights Research Chair for Lesotho and a National Research Foundation of South Africa Category C2-rated Researcher. Graham Towl is Professor of Forensic Psychology at Durham University, UK. He was the Pro Vice Chancellor Chair of the influential Durham University Sexual Violence Task Force in 2015/2016 and has co-written several books addressing sexual violence at universities in the UK. As a practitioner psychologist he has worked with sex offenders and victim survivors of sexual violence.
1. The menace of sexual harassment in the workplace - A legal and human
rights concern 2. Critical reflections on equality, sexual harassment, and
the right to sustainable development for women in Africa 3. Ending sexual
harassment in Africa through human rights mechanisms - A critical appraisal
of the application of the Maputo Protocol by the African human rights
system and the ECOWAS Court of Justice 4. Single incident, big impact:
Exposing the precarious relationship between sexual harassment and the
persistent behaviour standard 5. A critical analysis of vicarious liability
for sexual harassment in South Africa 6. Legal protection of women with
disabilities against sexual harassment in Tanzania 7. Silent but pervasive:
Sexual harassment against women lawyers in Uganda 8. The cost of workplace
sexual harassment: A critique of the Ethiopia labour law 9. Sexual
harassment and the law in Kenya: Broadening employee rights in the world of
work 10. Sexual harassment and the law in Liberia 11. Sexual harassment in
the Nigerian media environment 12. Sexual harassment and the law in
Nigeria: Exploring the existing legal landscape and highlighting the gaps
in legal and institutional frameworks 13. Mapping future directions in
addressing sexual harassment in Africa
rights concern 2. Critical reflections on equality, sexual harassment, and
the right to sustainable development for women in Africa 3. Ending sexual
harassment in Africa through human rights mechanisms - A critical appraisal
of the application of the Maputo Protocol by the African human rights
system and the ECOWAS Court of Justice 4. Single incident, big impact:
Exposing the precarious relationship between sexual harassment and the
persistent behaviour standard 5. A critical analysis of vicarious liability
for sexual harassment in South Africa 6. Legal protection of women with
disabilities against sexual harassment in Tanzania 7. Silent but pervasive:
Sexual harassment against women lawyers in Uganda 8. The cost of workplace
sexual harassment: A critique of the Ethiopia labour law 9. Sexual
harassment and the law in Kenya: Broadening employee rights in the world of
work 10. Sexual harassment and the law in Liberia 11. Sexual harassment in
the Nigerian media environment 12. Sexual harassment and the law in
Nigeria: Exploring the existing legal landscape and highlighting the gaps
in legal and institutional frameworks 13. Mapping future directions in
addressing sexual harassment in Africa
1. The menace of sexual harassment in the workplace - A legal and human
rights concern 2. Critical reflections on equality, sexual harassment, and
the right to sustainable development for women in Africa 3. Ending sexual
harassment in Africa through human rights mechanisms - A critical appraisal
of the application of the Maputo Protocol by the African human rights
system and the ECOWAS Court of Justice 4. Single incident, big impact:
Exposing the precarious relationship between sexual harassment and the
persistent behaviour standard 5. A critical analysis of vicarious liability
for sexual harassment in South Africa 6. Legal protection of women with
disabilities against sexual harassment in Tanzania 7. Silent but pervasive:
Sexual harassment against women lawyers in Uganda 8. The cost of workplace
sexual harassment: A critique of the Ethiopia labour law 9. Sexual
harassment and the law in Kenya: Broadening employee rights in the world of
work 10. Sexual harassment and the law in Liberia 11. Sexual harassment in
the Nigerian media environment 12. Sexual harassment and the law in
Nigeria: Exploring the existing legal landscape and highlighting the gaps
in legal and institutional frameworks 13. Mapping future directions in
addressing sexual harassment in Africa
rights concern 2. Critical reflections on equality, sexual harassment, and
the right to sustainable development for women in Africa 3. Ending sexual
harassment in Africa through human rights mechanisms - A critical appraisal
of the application of the Maputo Protocol by the African human rights
system and the ECOWAS Court of Justice 4. Single incident, big impact:
Exposing the precarious relationship between sexual harassment and the
persistent behaviour standard 5. A critical analysis of vicarious liability
for sexual harassment in South Africa 6. Legal protection of women with
disabilities against sexual harassment in Tanzania 7. Silent but pervasive:
Sexual harassment against women lawyers in Uganda 8. The cost of workplace
sexual harassment: A critique of the Ethiopia labour law 9. Sexual
harassment and the law in Kenya: Broadening employee rights in the world of
work 10. Sexual harassment and the law in Liberia 11. Sexual harassment in
the Nigerian media environment 12. Sexual harassment and the law in
Nigeria: Exploring the existing legal landscape and highlighting the gaps
in legal and institutional frameworks 13. Mapping future directions in
addressing sexual harassment in Africa