Titlebook: Constitutional Resilience and the COVID-19 Pandemic; Perspectives from Su Ebenezer Durojaye,Derek M. Powell Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if app

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,Addressing Covid-19: A Test of Kenya’s Constitutional and Democratic Resilience,ctronic management of cases. This chapter discusses Kenya’s responses to the Covid-19 pandemic with the aim of understanding whether they meet its constitutional and human rights obligations and what they mean for the country’s constitutional and democratic resilience.

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,The (Il)Legality of Ghana’s Covid-19 Emergency Response: A Commentary,mergency, the legal avenues that could have been used to manage social distancing, the threat the IRA poses to Ghana’s constitutional dispensation during and after the Covid-19 era, and how this threat could be averted.

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Constitutional and Human Rights Issues Arising from Covid-19 in South Africa,here is no doubt that various sectors of the population have been adversely affected, among them women, children and the elderly. This chapter evaluates the response to the pandemic by South Africa’s executive, Parliament and judiciary, and analyses its implications for constitutionalism.

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Timothy C. Olsen,Robert A. Promisloffs adopted and their implications for civil and political rights, as well as certain socio-economic rights. Safeguards, legal and institutional, to such limitations are discussed in the penultimate section. The final section concludes the chapter with key remarks.

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International Human Rights Norms and Standards on Derogation and Limitation of Rights During a Publternational law and the United Nation human rights system, and thereafter under regional systems, namely the Inter-American, European and African systems. In the course of this, this chapter focuses on the relevant provisions of each regional human rights instrument, as well as on the clarifications