Namibia’s independence saw the end of a highly controversial and protracted international dispute. In this book, the author presents a critical legal analysis of Namibia’s Constitution of human rights in the light of international and regional human rights standards. He places a special emphasis on the jurisprudence of the Namibian courts.

• Historical background
• Features of the Namibian Constitution
• Fundamental rights and freedoms – civil and political rights
• Economic, social and cultural rights

• Constitutional lawyers
• Libraries
• Academics
• Students