Legal Sites and Resources in Africa |
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This page was last updated on August 19th.
University of the Witwatersrand Johannesburg,
the Wits Law School, continues to be a good starting point for legal resources in South Africa in its
own right, as well as being part of SAFFLI as above.
Profind is an
attorney directory for South African Lawyers which can be searched by region and subregion.
KG Druker & Associates provides a good
set of links to South African Law sites. They also offer free initial legal
advice to members of the public.
The following links have kindly been provided to me by Ria Greaves,
Law Librarian of the Faculty of Law,
at Rhodes University (listed alphabetically).
Algeria
Lex Algeria is a site provided by
Algerian lawyer Dahmene Touchent on Algerian law and covering topics such as
code of the family, civil code, constitutions,
labor law and jurisprudence. (It's in French).
Kenya
Law Africa is a new site providing legal resources for Kenya.
It is an attractive site and has links to useful resources like Parliament, Law reports and the
Kenya Law Society.
Nigeria
International Centre for Nigerian Law
provides information on all legal topics related to Nigeria.
South Africa
Southern African Legal Information Institute (SAFLII)
is the latest addition to the AUSTLII family, this time to provide free access to legal information in
Southern Africa. It is produced from data developed and published by the University of the Witswaterand
Law School with assistance from the
Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII).
Databases include the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court of Appeal, the Land Claims Court,
Legislation and Law Reform.
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