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== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | The right to appeal is fundamentally related to the right to due process and fair trial. | + | The right to appeal is fundamentally related to the right to due process and a fair trial. |
== International Sources == | == International Sources == | ||
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== Examples of the Right to Appeal == | == Examples of the Right to Appeal == | ||
| − | + | ===Kenya=== | |
| − | + | Constitution | |
| − | Court under this section may appeal to the Court of | + | |
| − | Appeal as of right. | + | * |
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| + | ===Tanzania=== | ||
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| + | Constitution | ||
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| + | *13(6)(a): when the rights and duties of any person are being determined by the court or any other agency, that person shall be entitled to a fair hearing and to the right of appeal or other legal remedy against the decision of the court or of the other agency concerned | ||
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| + | ===Uganda=== | ||
| + | Constitution | ||
| + | *(3) A person or authority dissatisfied with an order made by the [human rights] commission . . . has a right to appeal to the High Court. | ||
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| + | See [[Rights of the Accused]] | ||
