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Part I – Introduction and Preliminary Constitutional Considerations
1 Introduction – Admark Moyo 3
2 Basic Tenets of Zimbabwe’s New Constitutional Order – Admark Moyo 17
3 Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Values, National Objectives and the Declaration of Rights – Admark Moyo 43
Part II – The Interpretation and Limitation of Fundamental rights
4 The Interface between International and National Human Rights Law under the Zimbabwean Constitution – Admark Moyo 91
5 Foreign Law, Constitutional Interpretation and the Challenges of Legal Transplantation in Zimbabwe – Nkosana Maphosa 120
6 Limitations of Rights in Zimbabwe – Valantine Mutatu 143
Part III – The Rights of Vulnerable Groups
7 Gender Equality and Women’s Rights under the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution – Rosalie Katsande and Tariro Tandi 175
8 The Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Zimbabwe – Christine Peta and Admark Moyo 195
9 The Legal Status of Children’s Rights in Zimbabwe – Admark Moyo 243
10 Constitutional Framework for the Protection of Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities in Zimbabwe – Innocent Maja 287
Part IV – Emerging Issues under the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution
11 Socio-Economic Rights under the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution – Khulekani Moyo 319
12 Unpacking the Environmental Rights Clause in the Zimbabwean Constitution – James Tsabora 347
13 Children’s Environmental Rights and Environmental Governance in Zimbabwe: A Constitutional Approach –
Rongedzayi Fambasayi, Josephine Chiname and Rejoice Kadzidzira 363
14 Foreign Investment, Indigenous Communities and the Constitutional Protection of Property Rights in Zimbabwe – James Tsabora and Mutuso Dhliwayo 380
15 The Constitutional State and Traditionalism under the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution: A Critique – James Tsabora 400
Part V – Mechanisms for the Enforcement of Rights and Conclusion
16 Standing, Access to Justice and Human Rights in Zimbabwe – Admark Moyo 417
17 The Role of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission in the Protection, Promotion and Enforcement of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms – Chris Munguma 454
18 An Overview of the African Human Rights System – Tarisai Mutangi 477
19 Conclusion and Way Forward – Admark Moyo 500