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Community Security and Justice under United Nations Governance: Lessons from Chiefs’ Courts in South Sudan’s Protection of Civilians Sites

This article examines the public authority of chiefs’ courts within the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) Protection of Civilians Sites (PoCs). After December 2013, UNMISS peacekeepers opened the …

Rachel IbreckNovember 27, 2017

Combatting Gender-Based Violence in the customary Courts of South Sudan

This report (2011) summarizes the approach, methodology, results and recommendations of a recent study on the administration of justice for GBV cases in the customary courts of South Sudan. The …

Tiernan MennenApril 5, 2011

Judicial Regulation and Administrative Control: Customary Law and the Nuer, 1898–1954

NUER courts and court procedure are an innovation of the Anglo-Egyptian government.’ It was a necessary innovation, according to administrators, because of the lack of institutionally authoritative figures among the …

Douglas Hamilton JohnsonJune 11, 1986

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Tag: chief courts

Community Security and Justice under United Nations Governance: Lessons from Chiefs’ Courts in South Sudan’s Protection of Civilians Sites

Combatting Gender-Based Violence in the customary Courts of South Sudan

Judicial Regulation and Administrative Control: Customary Law and the Nuer, 1898–1954

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