Part of the The 22 Chapters in the New Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information Book Series series:
- Chapter 1: Key Terminology and the Multidisciplinary Nature of the Concept of Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 2: Historical Overview of the Provision of Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 3: An Innovative Analysis of the Persistent Global Problem of Inadequate Access to Public Legal Information and its Root Cause eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 4: The Existence of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Legal Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 5: The Fundamental Theoretical Underpinnings of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 6: A Review of the Literature on the Existing Status of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Human Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 7: The New Human Rights-Advocacy Approach and the Ten Criteria for the Formal Universal Recognition of New Human Rights eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 8: The Pioneering Proposal for the Universal Recognition of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Substantive Human Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 9: The Meaning and Forms of Indigenous Customary Law eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 10: The Right of Public Access to Indigenous Customary Law and the Concept of Ascertainment eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 11: The Human Rights-Based Approach as a Conceptual Framework and a Universal Mechanism for the Management of Social Projects eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 12: Huricompatisation as the New Human Rights-Based and Public Access-Adequate Model of Ascertainment of Indigenous Customary Law eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 13: The Legal Framework for the Implementation of the New Huricompatisation Model of Ascertainment of Indigenous Customary Law Projects eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 14: Historical Overview of the Provision of Web-Based Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 15: The Indispensability of Web-Based Global Access to Official Public Legal Information and Matters Arising from the Coronavirus 2019 (Covid-19) Pandemic Lockdown eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 16: The Proposal for a New Official Public Legal Information Generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) for Easy Identification of the Reliable Versions of the Laws Published Online eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 17: The Proposal for Nationally Networked One-Stop Official Public Legal Information Websites for the Optimal Findability and Management of Online Law Databases eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 18: Historical Overview of Governmental Provision of Access to Nigerian Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 19: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Free Access to Nigerian Legislation eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 20: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Free Access to the Judgments of Nigerian Courts eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 21: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Public Access to Indigenous Customary Law in Nigeria eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 22: A Critical Assessment of the Existing Legal Framework for Governmental Provision of Free Access to Nigerian Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
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A Review of the Literature on the Existing Status of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Human Right
By Dr. Leesi Ebenezer Mitee, PhD in international human rights law, legal information technology (legal informatics), indigenous customary law and indigenous rights
Chapter 6: A Review of the Literature on the Existing Status of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Human Right in The New Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information and its Proposed United Nations Convention (ISBN 9789083108520) which is Volume 1 of the Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information Book Series (Publisher: Koinonia Legal Research and Book Publishing, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2020)