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  Governance, Human Rights, and Health: Critical Perspectives from Africa

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

  This issue explores key challenges and advancements in governance, human rights, and healthcare across African nations. It examines the role of supra-constitutionality in protecting human rights and promoting democratic governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo, shedding light on the constitutional frameworks that shape governance structures. Additionally, it highlights the prevalence of maternal mortality in selected hospitals in Bangui, offering insights into the healthcare system’s effectiveness. The issue also presents a rare case report on nasal cavity hamartoma, contributing to medical literature on its diagnosis and management. Through these diverse perspectives, this compilation aims to foster scholarly discussions on legal, political, and health-related issues impacting the continent.

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  Law and Medicine: Patient Rights

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)

  This issue explores the intersection of law and medicine, with particular emphasis on patient rights, medical ethics, informed consent, confidentiality, access to healthcare, and professional responsibility. It examines the legal and ethical frameworks that protect patients while balancing the responsibilities of healthcare professionals and institutions. The issue welcomes interdisciplinary research addressing emerging challenges in patient autonomy, medical negligence, digital health, data privacy, reproductive healthcare, vulnerable populations, and the evolving relationship between patients and healthcare providers.