Contextualisation of Human Rights Issues and Treatment of Women in African Contemporary Anthropological Traditional Justice Systems.

Tariro Portia Tendengu; Ashely Tome; Flora Takavarasha; Iybric Rice; Olida Ruvimbo Mushapaidze

doi:10.52589/AJSSHR-CDQTVPUF

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Contextualisation of Human Rights Issues and Treatment of Women in African Contemporary Anthropological Traditional Justice Systems.

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African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Vol. 8Issue 42025pp. 37–43Published 4 November 2025

DOI 10.52589/AJSSHR-CDQTVPUF

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Abstract:

The article aims to unravel the efficacy of anthropological traditional Justice systems on women's rights concerns which need to be monitored in the facets of cultural anthropological perspectives.

Keywords:Human Rights Traditional courts anthropology Traditional justice systems African traditional religion.

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