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Petty policing practices

By Anneke Meerkotter21 February 2025March 13th, 2025Articles, Criminal Justice, Equality Rights, Resources1 min read
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African Disability Rights Yearbook
Volume 12
Petty policing practices: Enforcement of minor offences against persons with psychosocial disabilities in three East African countries
By Anneke Meerkotter

Anneke Meerkotter contributed an article to the newest edition of the African Disability Rights Yearbook. Read the article here.

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Criminal JusticeKenyalaw enforcementlegal aidlegal reformMalawiminor offencespolice discriminationpsychosocial disabilitiessocial stigmaTanzania
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