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CONJUGAL RIGHTS OF PRISONERS IN UGANDA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS: A critical analysis of the rights of prisoners to marry and found a family, in Uganda - Softcover
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The book analyzes the Rights of prisoners upon incarceration. It is a critical analysis of the fact that once one is put behind bars there is a basic residium of rights upon which the state cannot encroach, and these include the right to marry and found a family. The book goes on to show that the state has a duty to provide for conjugal rights of prisoners so as to safeguard the marital rights of every prisoner as well the rights of the law abiding spouse and the children who are not incarcerated. Further the book examines the advantages that are deeply embedded in the provision of conjugal rights to prisoners such as prevention of rape, institutional homosexuality, and the spread of HIV and AIDS in prisons, the reduction of recidivism rates and safeguarding the dignity of prisoners and most importantly safeguarding the family which is the most important unit in society that cannot be over emphasized.
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The book analyzes the Rights of prisoners upon incarceration. It is a critical analysis of the fact that once one is put behind bars there is a basic residium of rights upon which the state cannot encroach, and these include the right to marry and found a family. The book goes on to show that the state has a duty to provide for conjugal rights of prisoners so as to safeguard the marital rights of every prisoner as well the rights of the law abiding spouse and the children who are not incarcerated. Further the book examines the advantages that are deeply embedded in the provision of conjugal rights to prisoners such as prevention of rape, institutional homosexuality, and the spread of HIV and AIDS in prisons, the reduction of recidivism rates and safeguarding the dignity of prisoners and most importantly safeguarding the family which is the most important unit in society that cannot be over emphasized.
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Ann Priscilah Nakalembe is a Law school graduate, Makerere University Kampala, Uganda. She has keen interest in International Humanitarian Law and Human rights issues. She has done research in the field of Prisoners Rights, prison life and the effect that it has on families. She is currently awaiting admission for the Bar course.
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CONJUGAL RIGHTS OF PRISONERS IN UGANDA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
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LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing Aug 2010, 2010
ISBN 10: 3838357752
ISBN 13: 9783838357751
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -The book analyzes the Rights of prisoners upon incarceration. It is a critical analysis of the fact that once one is put behind bars there is a basic residium of rights upon which the state cannot encroach, and these include the right to marry and found a family. The book goes on to show that the state has a duty to provide for conjugal rights of prisoners so as to safeguard the marital rights of every prisoner as well the rights of the law abiding spouse and the children who are not incarcerated. Further the book examines the advantages that are deeply embedded in the provision of conjugal rights to prisoners such as prevention of rape, institutional homosexuality, and the spread of HIV and AIDS in prisons, the reduction of recidivism rates and safeguarding the dignity of prisoners and most importantly safeguarding the family which is the most important unit in society that cannot be over emphasized.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 96 pp. Englisch. Artikel-Nr. 9783838357751
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