Dr. Evelyne Owiye Asaala — Asaalas Classroom
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Undergraduate course — foundations of criminal law in Kenya: elements of crime, actus reus, mens rea, parties to crime and defences.
Undergraduate course — specific offences under Kenyan criminal law: offences against the person, sexual offences, property crimes and offences against public order.
International criminal law from an African perspective — core crimes, the ICC, and moot court practice.
Undergraduate course — theories of crime and punishment, the penal system and contemporary criminology.
Postgraduate course — organised crime, corruption and other crimes that cross borders.
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By Evelyne Asaala & Nicole Dicker Abstract Transitional justice in Kenya responds predominantly to the two-month period of violence that devastated Kenya in the aftermath of disputed presidential elections in December 2007. Post-election violence left over 1 300 dead and hundreds of thousands displaced; many suf…
By Evelyne Asaala Abstract The 2007-2008 Post Election Violence of Kenya (PEV) occasioned numerous forms of injuries on a broad spectrum of victims who have been categorized into five major groups: The Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) victims, victims of extra judicial killings, Internally Displaced Per…
By Evelyne Asaala Abstract The current standoff between the African Union (AU) and African states on one side and the International Criminal Court (ICC) on the other side has compromised the fight against impunity for international crimes in Africa. This chapter identifies the need to expand the scope and institutio…
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