The Journal of International Law and Strategic Studies (JILSS) is a publication by The Lawyers Chronicle which publishes online peer-reviewed articles that covers international law, human rights, international relations, social science, politics and contemporary issues of relevance to Africa, Africans and scholars of Africa. The Journal appears twice a year and is available online and open access.

First Edition: JILSS Volume 1 2016

JILSS Volume 1 2016
Published by THE LAWYERS CHRONICLE
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Articles

The Fulfillment of Article 7 of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in the Parliament of the Republic of Rwanda – Mandela Walter
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Compliance with Rules of Targeting and the Challenges Posed by use of Drone Technology in Asymmetric Warfare – Matthias Zechariah
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The State of Plea Bargain in Corruption Trials in Nigeria
– Abdulkarim A. Kana Ph.D and M. Y. Zakari
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South African Courts and the Issue of Defence Attorneys Being Provided with Copies of Child Pornography Materials – Iyavar Chetty
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Rediscovering the Essence of Federalism in Nigeria – Ekokoi Solomon
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The Impact of Terrorism on Women and Children – Adedeji Olanrewaju A
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Freedom of Religion: Why Have it in the First Place? – Iris Leerdam
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Intellectual Property and Software Rights – Sokombaa Alolade and Brenda Anzaki
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The Conflict between Human Rights and National Security – Audu Echono
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The Law and Politics of Tenure Truncation of the Legislature in Nigeria
– Kehinde N. Adegbite ESQ
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Arbitration as a Better Alternative to Litigation: An Exposé on the Procedural Stages
– Tanimola Anjorin
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Testimony of a Child Witness under Nigerian Law – Michael O. Ogunjobi
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The Right to Freedom of Expression and the Social Media in Nigeria – Shwarji Goshit
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