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Munyonzwe Hamalengwa Barrister and Solicitor > Publications
Note: Due to the great amount of work presented some of the links may not be active.
This is only a tiny selection of what Munyonzwe Hamalengwa has written in various years.
Books Published
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International Law of Human Rights in Africa: Selected Documents and Annotated Bibliography, edited with Lees Flinteman and Victor Dankwa, Dordrecht; Boston: Martinus Nijhoff, Pub.,1988.
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Thoughts Are Free, Prison Experience and Reflections On Law And Politics in General, Africa in Canada Press, Toronto, 1991.
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Class Struggles in Zambia 1889-1989 and the Fall of Kenneth Kaunda, 1990-91 Lanham, University Press of America, 1992
Selected Work published in Books:
● 'The Legal System of Zambia: Law, Politics and Development in Historical Perspective in The Law and Economic Development in the Third World', P. Ebow, Bondzi-Simpson, New York: Praeger, 1992, pp. 21-41.
● 'L' accumulation Primitive et la Reproduction de la Population Rurale En Afrique' In Havet, Jose. The village and the shantytown: retention and migration of the rural populations of Africa. [Le village et le bidonville: retention et migration des populations rurales d'Afrique.] Developpement Internationale Editions de l'Universite d'Ottawa/IDIC: Ottawa, Canada., 1986.
●'The Contradictions Of Post-Colonial Social Transformation: Mozambique, Angola And Zimbabwe', David Wilson, Africa: A Continent In Crisis, Toronto: OISE Press, 1984
● 'Class and Nation: A Contribution to the debate on the Politics of Liberation in South Africa', David Wilson, Africa: A Continent In Crisis, Toronto: OISE Press, 1984
● 'The Politics Of International Education', Canadian Union Of Education Workers (Local 3) 1984, Pp. 140
Selected Book Reviews
●'Independence of the Judiciary', Review of Chief Justice Ernest Sakala' s LLM. Thesis, Independence and Autonomy of the Judiciary in Zambia' , 2000.
●'Justice Betrayed' a review of Dominick Dunne, Justice: Crimes, Trials and punishments (2001), in PRIDE.
● 'Trial by Jury' a review of D. Graham Burnett, A Trial by Jury (New York: Alfred Knopf),.
●'Justice Delayed: Casius Clay versus the USA'. Review of Bingham and Wallace, Muhammad Ali' s Greatest Fight:Cassius Clay vs. The United States of America in Law Times, September, 2000.
●'Young Offenders law in Canada', by Priscilla Platt (Toronto: Butterworths, 1989) in 1990, 32 Criminal Law Quarterly, 394.
●'Book Review'of Paul Martin, editor, Raparapa: Stories from the Fitzroy River Drovers (Broome, Western Australia: Magabala Books, 1988), (1990) 4, Canadian Native Law Reporter pp.1, 2.
●'Slow Destruction', Review of Martin Bauml Duberman' s PAUL ROBERTSON (New York: Alfred Knofpf. 1988) 804pp., published in OBITER DICTA, Monday January 22, 1990, pg 13.
●' The Charter of Rights and the Legalization of Politics in Canada ' by Michael Mandel, Toronto: Wall and Thompson, 1989' in Osgoode Hall Law School' s Obiter Dicta, April, 1989.
●'Order Without Law: Review of Books on South Africa', in Osgoode Hall Law School’s Obiter Dicta, February 27, 1989.
●'Feminism: The Frontier: Review of Feminist Organizing For Changes, The Contemporary Women' s Movement in Canada' by N. Adamson, L. Briskin and McPhail (Toronto: Oxford, 1988) and The Supreme Court of Canada decision on Abortion by S. Day and S. Persky (Vancouver: New Star Books, 1988), in Osgoode Hall Law School's Obiter Dicta, Feb.,13, 1989.
●'The CIA in Southeast Asia: Review of Ralph W. McGehee, Deadly Deceits: My 25 Years in the CIA', Vol.7, No.5 (July-August 1992)
Work Published in Magazines
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2005
●'Karla Homolka', submitted to Law Times May, 2005
●Attorney For The Defence; Goodbye, For the Defence, 24, Vol. 5, 2005.
2004
●'On Inquirization Of Politics and Law', in Pride, Wed., March 3-9, 2004
2003
●'The Role of the Judiciary in Racial Profiling: A Case Study of Canada', paper to be presented at the 17th International Conference of the Society for the Reform of Criminal law: Convergence O f criminal Justice Systems ; building Bridges , The Hague, August 23rd- 28th, 2003.
●'Problems and prospects in the Prosecution and Defense of International Terrorists', paper presented at the 17th International Conference of the Society for the Reform of Criminal law: Convergence O f criminal Justice Systems ; building Bridges , The Hague, August 23rd- 28th, 2003
2002
●'Lessons from History', Law Times/ September 24, 2002.
2001
● 'Law and Contempt of court: Nelson Mandela', For the Defence, March/April 2001, pg 31-34.
2000
●'Why Are Judicial Statements Made Without Scrutiny?', Lawyers Weekly, 19, 34, 2000.
●'Democratic Maturity', THE POST, Wed., Feb. 7, 2001 (Comments and Letters).
●'19 Black Judges Mainly In Lower Courts', Lawyers Weekly, March 10, 2000, p4.
●'Constitutional Challenges to the Differential treatment of the Canadian Citizens in Canadian Prisons' in Human Rights and the Administration of Criminal Justice, International Society for the reform of Criminal Law, (Johannesburg) December 2000.
1999
● 'Baker Ruling Leaves Questions Unanswered', Lawyers Weekly, September 3. 1999.
●'Why No Minorities on the Country' s Highest Courts?', Canadian Lawyer, p.5, October 1999.
1998
● 'Criminal Trials Still Not Judged By Fair Jury' PRIDE, Oct 8-14, 1998.
●'I Still Miss You, Josephine' PRIDE, Dec. 3- 9, 1998. Spring
●'Struggle For Strategic Positioning in Law', PRIDE, Oct 29-Nov. 4, 1998.
1997
● The 'Danger to the Public Law: a dangerous Injustice', p. 107-108, Bulldozer, Toronto, 1997 Canada
1995
● 'High-Handed Hong Kong: Legal Outrage and Judicial Consciousness ', Law Union News, No. 2, spring 1995.
1991
●'The Death Penalty in the Context of Commission of Crimes Against Humanity in South Africa: An Historical Perspective.' Social Justice Quarterly, # 43-44 (Vol. 18: 1-2, 1991): 95-104.
1990
●'Canada And War Crimes', OBITER DICTA, Monday January 22, 1990, pg15.
●'Media Censorship in Canada', OBITER DICTA, Monday January 22, 1990, pg5.
●'Criminal Law Reformers Merit Lawyers ' Support: Reader', The Lawyers Weekly, January 26, 1990, p5.
1989
● 'A Contribution to the Debate on Civilian Control of Police Powers in Toronto, 1980-1989' in investigating crime and Apprehending Suspects : Police and Citizens Rights, Society of the Reform of the criminal Law, 1989.
1987
● 'Exploring Capital Punishment', Excalibur, Oct. 15, 1987, p6.
●'Not A Life Story', OBITER DICTA, Monday October 19, 1987, pg11.
1986
●'Agents of Apartheid Belong to Defendants’ Section of the the Courtroom and the Must not be Given Forum”, EXCALIBUR, Jan., 23, 1986.
●'The Human Rights Literature on Africa'with Cobbah, J. , Human Rights Quarterly, February, 8 Hum. Rts. Q. 115 1986
'Political and Economic Rights in the Context of Political and Economic Crisis in Africa 1980's and Beyond', African Human Rights Research Association Working Paper No. 18.
1985
'Human Rights Literature on Africa: Annotated Bibliography', African Human Rights Research Association Working Paper No. 12.
'The Jurisprudence of Human Rights in Zambia: A Review Comment', African Human Rights Research Association Working Paper No. 16.
1984
● 'Imperialism And National Liberation In Africa: A Review Article', In Priorities Vol.1 No 1, 1984
●'Imperialism And National Liberation In Africa: A Review Article', In Africa Forum, Sept. 1984
1983
●'The Political Economy Of Human Rights In Africa', Philosophy And Social Action, July-August, 1983.
● 'The CIA in Southeast Asia: Review of Ralph W. McGehee, Deadly Deceits: My 25 Years in the CIA.', Social Justice Quarterly, # 20 (Fall-Winter 1983): 170-171.
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