Human Rights in Africa: Enhancing Human Rights Through the African Regional Human Rights System

I do not see any shortcomings in this erudite and thoughtful study. It is a work that successfully adds to the growing literature on regional human rights generally, and to Africa, in particular. The final list of presented recommendations is certain to stimulate spirited dialogue. An appendix of the human rights treaties acceded to or ratified by South Africa and Uganda is included, along with a list of primary and secondary source materials referred to in the work, tables of cases, legislation, treaties and other international documents plus a manageable index to retrace one's tracks.

Daniel C. Turack Capital University Law School

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