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    Majority of Zimbabweans want Government Out of Private Communications, Religious Speech

    Zimbabwe’s Constitution of 2013 guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms for citizens, including freedom of speech, association, and religion as well as the right to privacy in their communications (Constitution of Zimbabwe, 2013). In practice, ho…

    Stephen Ndoma

    • Government Restrictions
    • Freedom of Religious Speech
    • Freedom of expression
    • Freedom of religion
    • Freedom of movement
    12 pages

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    Towards the Free Movement of People in Southern Africa

    "The purpose of this paper is to seek to analyse the 1995 and 1997 protocols with a view to examine the feasibility of the free movement of people at this juncture of SADC's development. The paper also raises broader questions related to the issue …

    Hussein Solomon

    • Regional Integration
    • SADC
    • Free Movement of Persons in the SADC Protocol
    • Freedom of movement
    • Border security
    6 pages

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    The World Cup Effect: A New Avenue of Thought in Search of an Effective De-confinement Strategy

    We explore a new avenue that could contribute to an effective de-confinement in the context of COVID-19. This phenomenon is known as the ‘World Cup Effect’. We first define this phenomenon and highlight its existence and its possible amplifying effe…

    Aomar Ibourk

    Karim El Aynaoui

    • COVID-19 Pandemic
    • Lockdown
    • World cup effect
    • Epidemics--Economic aspects
    • Freedom of movement
    • Public health
    12 pages

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    Effet Coupe du Monde: Une Nouvelle piste de Réflexion à la Quête d'une Stratégie de Déconfinement Efficace/ The World Cup Effect: A New Avenue of Thought in Search of an Effective De-confinement Strategy

    We explore a new avenue that could contribute to an effective de-confinement in the context of COVID-19. This phenomenon is known as the ‘World Cup Effect’. We first define this phenomenon and highlight its existence and its possible amplifying effe…

    Aomar Ibourk

    Karim El Aynaoui

    • COVID-19 Pandémie
    • COVID-19 Pandemic
    • Effet coupe du monde
    • World cup effect
    • Epidemics--Economic aspects
    • Freedom of movement
    • World health
    12 pages

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