Islamic University in Uganda Journal of Comparative Law

Articles

• WAR IN CITIES: EMERGING CHALLENGES FOR INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

  AMADE ROBERTS AMANA

  1-10

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• PUBLIC WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT IN UGANDA: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK, OBSTACLES AND CHALLENGES

  ASIIMWE JACKLINE

  11-22

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• THE AUTONOMY OF LETTERS OF CREDIT PRINCIPLE: HOW ABSOLUTE OR SACROSANCT?

  OBIAGELI PHINA ANAGHARA-UZOR

  23-36

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• NIGERIA FIGHT AGAINST FINANCIAL CRIMES: A CRTICAL EXAMINATION OF ITS SUCCESSES AND PITFALLS IN THE RESTORATION OF VICTIMS OF CRIME

  YAHYA DURO U. HAMBALI, JOSEPHINE N. EGEMONU

  37-56

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• AN APPRAISAL OF LAW OF WAR IN ISLAMIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

  OWOADE A. A.

  57-74

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• APPRAISING THE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT TO RESTRICT THE MOVEMENT AND ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE AS A MEANS OF CURBING THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN NIGERIA

  IFEOLU JOHN KONI

  75-90

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• WHY THE DRAFTSMAN MUST TAKE PARTICULAR CARE WHEN DRAFTING THE PARTIES' COMMITMENT TO REFER THEIR DISPUTES TO MEDIATION: AN APPRAISAL OF ENGLISH CASE LAW'S.

  SHAMSUDDEEN Y. ABDULRAHMAN

  91-100

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• DOPING IN SPORTS; DIPLOMACY OR DUPLICITY?

  BADR M. BASHIR

  101-116

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• IJTIHAD AS A LEGAL TOOL: THE 21ST CENTURY QUESTIONS

  BADR MOHAMMED BASHIR

  117-124

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• AN ANALYSIS OF CHILD’S RIGHTS UNDER ISLAMIC LAW OF INHERITANCE: AN EPITOME OF GENDER BALANCE, EQUITY AND JUSTICE IN NIGERIA

  FATIMAH FUNSHO ABDULRAZAQ

  125-144

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• FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR GLOBAL OIL PRICE AND ITS POLICY IMPLICATIONS

  KISUBI ESTHER CHRISTINE

  145-156

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• WOMEN IN ARTISANAL AND SMALL SCALE MINING UGANDA: REGULATION, BARRIERS AND BENEFITS

  ASIIMWE JACKLINE

  157-174

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• AN OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE OF LAW CLINICS IN ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN UGANDA

  NAKIRAYI FATUMAH BOGERE, TAJUDEEN SANNI

  175-186

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• ANALYSIS OF ADR IN CHAMPIONING ECONOMIC GROWTH, ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND HUMAN IN UGANDA (EAST AFRICA).

  SHADAT SSEMAKULA MUTYAB MOHMEDED

  187-212

• COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IMPACT OF ENGLISH RECEIVED LAW ON ISLAMIC BANKING INSTITUTIONS IN MALAYSIA AND NIGERIA

  ADEYEMO WALE LATEEF, ONIKOSI AHMEED ADEDEJI

  213-224

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• SINGLE WINDOW PLATFORM IN THE NIGERIAN MARITIME SECTOR: BETWEEN EASINESS AND CONTENTION AMONG GOVERNMENT’S AGENCIES

  A. O. ABDULKADIR, D. A. ARIYOOSU, M. A. OLADEPO

  225-244

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• DERIVATIVES OF MODERN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND THE SHARIAH: SYNTHESIS OR ANTITHESIS

  R. O. Olagunju-Ibrahim, Folorunsho A. Hussein, Abdulraheem T. Abolaji

  245-252

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