Is there legal pluralism in Afghanistan? Notes on injustice and access to justice

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This NCHS paper examines the use of the term legal pluralism in Afghanistan and argues that where access to justice is particularly difficult or neglected, social actors face an absence rather than a plurality of legal orders.

The paper was originally developed as a contribution to the report Afghanistan and the Rule of Law after 2021: Legal and Social Developments by the Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law.

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Antonio De Lauri

Research Professor

Is there legal pluralism in Afghanistan? Notes on injustice and access to justice

Antonio De Lauri

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