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  • A critical overview of the Health Act 2017 
    Oduor, Maurice (Elsevier, 2018-02)
    The Health 2017 was passed with the objective of fleshing out the right to health as provided for in article 43 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. It also seeks to clarify the obligations of the national government and the ...
  • The Current Status of International Law in Kenya 
    Oduor, Maurice (SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013-01)
    n a major leap, the 2010 Constitution of Kenya recognises international law as part of the domestic legal order. This provides courts with the opportunity to seek inspiration from the non-municipal legal framework when ...
  • Gender equality 
    Odhiambo, Ruth Aura; Oduor, Maurice (2018-02)
    Gender equality means a social order in which men and women share the same opportunities and the same constraints in the economic, social and political realms of life. There is very little doubt if, ever there was, that ...
  • Reflections on the Implementation of Clinical Legal Education in Moi University, Kenya 
    Oduor, Maurice; Ojienda, T. O. (Journal of Clinical Legal Education, 2002-06)
    Clinical legal education has been defined simply as learning law by doing law. 1 It is a method of instruction in which students engage in varying degrees in the actual practice of the law. Students get the opportunity ...
  • Resolving Trade Disputes in Africa: Choosing between Multilateralism and Regionalism: The Case of COMESA and the WTO 
    Oduor, Maurice (Heinonline, 2005)
    Motivated by the desire to maximize their trade interactions, states have tended to take advantage of the frameworks provided by both multilateral and regional trading entities. The result is a complex web of relations in ...
  • The right to emergency medical treatment in Kenya 
    Oduor, Maurice; Simiyu, Dan Wafula (2015-01)
    A recent, widely publicized incident, in which a patient died after spending 18 hours in an ambulance, awaiting emergency treatment, 1 puts into sharp relief, the Constitution of Kenya’s declaration; first, that every ...

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