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Joint Letter to the Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of Tanzania

By 12 August 2020December 10th, 2022Civic Rights, Tanzania1 min read

On 07 August, the Southern Africa Litigation Centre, SADC Lawyers Association and Centre for Strategic Litigation issued a letter to the Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of the Republic of Tanzania raising concerns around the recently enacted Written Laws Miscellaneous Amendments (Act No. 3 of 2020)

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