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
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...
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Selective 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Read moreDetailsSedition Laws: An outdated and unjustified restriction on freedom of expression
Sedition Laws: An outdated and unjustified restriction on freedom of expression – It’s time to reclaim democratic integrity Cephas Lumina...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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‘We, the People of Zambia …’: Why a consensual and transparent constitutional amendment process is critical for Zambia’s constitutional future
‘We, the People of Zambia …’: Why a consensual and transparent constitutional amendment process is critical for Zambia’s constitutional future...
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