CENTRE FOR APPLIED LEGAL RESEARCH
The Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR) is an independent research institute that empowers people, organizations and governments with sound and evidence-based legal and policy solutions and services that enhance development.
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Job Advert – Research Fellows/Consultants to Conduct Training Services
Job Advert 4 of 2025 Research Fellows/Consultants to Conduct Training Services About CALR The Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR) is a research institute duly registered in accordance with the Laws of Zimbabwe. Established in 2010, CALR is essentially a community of legal scholars engaged in undertaking applied legal research and the provision
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Job Advert – Research Fellows/Consultants to Develop Institutional Policies
Job Advert 3 of 2025 Research Fellows/Consultants to Develop Institutional Policies About CALR The Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR) is a research institute duly registered in accordance with the Laws of Zimbabwe. Established in 2010, CALR is essentially a community of legal scholars, engaged in undertaking applied legal research and the provision of legal
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Zim’s pivotal step towards justice: Move to abolish death penalty – The Sunday Mail (Opinion and Analysis)
Virginia Mabiza BY the end of 2024, Zimbabwe is expected to have made significant progress towards promulgating legislation to abolish the death penalty, a reform expected to be finalised by the first quarter of 2025. The move to abolish the death penalty marks a defining moment in the nation’s legal and human rights landscape. This
December 24, 2024 -
Zimbabwe Senate Passes the Abolition of the Death Penalty Bill
In a significant stride towards human rights advancement, Zimbabwe’s Senate has passed the Abolition of the Death Penalty Bill, paving the way for the elimination of capital punishment from its legal framework. This decision reflects a growing recognition of the sanctity of life and aligns with constitutional principles that prioritise human dignity. The movement to
December 13, 2024