Non-judicial grievance mechanisms in land-related disputes in Sierra Leone
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Date of publication
June 2016
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FAODOCREP:9a47155f-1ffc-4b3d-bec9-b5695e6546e6
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57
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This study assesses the jurisdictional, procedural and remedial aspects of the grievance mechanisms that are used in land disputes in Sierra Leone. It helps to better understand the types and effectiveness of non-judicial grievance mechanisms in the country. It further proposes some options for the rationalization and coordination of the mechanisms that are now at work.
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