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Lawyers in chains: restrictions on human rights advocacy under Nigeria's military regimes
Examines the specific techniques adopted by military regimes to limit lawyers' role in human rights litigation; 1966-96. Harassment and detention of lawyers, political manipulation, use of military tribunals for civilian offences, institution of ouster clauses, and retroactive legislation.
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