One of the most unexplored areas of Ghanaian jurisprudence is the law on domicile and jurisdiction of companies, and essentially legal persons. The Court of Appeal in Sanyo Electric Trading v Quarcoopome was given the opportunity to state what the law is in relation to these matters. While the court...

For a considerable length of time, the concept of child rights was alien to many jurisdictions. Children were mainly regarded as chattels and factors to bolster economic production. On that premise, child labour was rampant and child exploitation was the norm. Over time, the conceptualization of children evolved and children...

As churches play a pivotal role in shaping societal values and norms, the question of their fiscal contribution to the nation’s development becomes crucial. The immunity granted to religious institutions has been open to questioning due to the present business orientations in churches featuring an unorthodox model of accumulating wealth....

History is replete with unprecedented waves of incursions by non-state actors into sovereign state and in the spirit of self-preservation and self-defence these aggrieved states have mounted peremptory campaigns into other neighbouring and distant states to rid the errant non-state actors of the capacity to carry out future attacks against...

Biometric data is frequently used to uniquely identify an individual. However, recent studies show that biometric data acquired for identification purposes when processed reveals sensitive information about data subjects rendering them vulnerable and infringing on their privacy rights. It is therefore argued that data protection framework in Nigeria is blatantly...

The establishment and functioning of international tribunals have been crucial in addressinggrave violations of international humanitarian law and promoting accountability for war crimes,genocide, and crimes against humanity. These tribunals play a significant role in ensuring that perpetrators of these crimes are held accountable, and justice is served. Two prominent cases...