Prof. Cephas Lumina
Cephas Lumina is a Professor of Constitutional and International Human Rights Law, an Advocate of the High Court of Zambia and a member of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child
Consultation or choreography? Inside the farce of Zambia’s constitutional reform process
Consultation or choreography? Inside the farce of Zambia’s constitutional reform process …A flawed process masquerading as public participation undermines the...
Read moreDetailsToxic profits, poisoned people: When enforcement fails, communities pay the price
Toxic profits, poisoned people: When enforcement fails, communities pay the price By Prof. Cephas Lumina IN MAY 2014, I visited...
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Power, integrity, and the missing law: The case for presidential asset disclosure
Power, integrity, and the missing law: The case for presidential asset disclosure By Prof. Cephas Lumina FEW democratic principles are...
Read moreDetailsSelective justice is injustice
Selective justice is injustice: Why Zambia’s anti-corruption crusade rings hollow “You cannot fight corruption by hiding the corrupt” By Prof....
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A rogue gavel: The Speaker’s ruling defies the Constitution
A rogue gavel: The Speaker’s ruling defies the Constitution By Prof. Cephas Lumina Parliament’s top official is undermining the authority...
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“Voices of the People: How the Constitutional Court rekindled the flame of citizen participation and why the Government must heed the Court’s call on Bill No. 7”
“Voices of the People: How the Constitutional Court rekindled the flame of citizen participation and why the Government must heed...
Read moreDetailsZambia’s new cyber laws conundrum:
Zambia’s new cyber laws conundrum: Balancing security needs with human rights concerns Prof. Cephas Lumina CYBERCRIME is a global issue,...
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Tribal identity and hate speech in Zambia:
Tribal identity and hate speech in Zambia: Where does free speech end? Prof. Cephas Lumina FOR some individuals, tribal...
Read moreDetailsSedition Laws: An outdated and unjustified restriction on freedom of expression
Sedition Laws: An outdated and unjustified restriction on freedom of expression – It’s time to reclaim democratic integrity Cephas Lumina...
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Proposed constitutional amendments: Challenging dubious justifications and unrealistic roadmap
Proposed constitutional amendments: Challenging dubious justifications and unrealistic roadmap Prof. Cephas Lumina IN MY first column in this newspaper on...
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