Issue No.2: Botswana Says Church and State Are Separate. Are They Really?
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Author: Aone Motlaleng
Secularism in Botswana: Is Religion Truly Separate from State Decision-Making?
Botswana is constitutionally a secular state, yet religion continues to influence public debate and questions…
Gender-Based Violence in Botswana: A Need for Improved Legal Protection and Increased Accountability?
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is pervasive in Botswana. It continues to be one of the gravest…
Can We Trust a System That Sets Killers Free?
Aone Motlaleng explores whether Botswana’s pretrial system truly upholds justice in her piece titled “Time…
Revising Abortion Laws
Abortion is one of the most sensitive legal and societal dilemmas globally, not excluding Botswana.…
Are Botswana’s Cybercrime Laws Keeping Up?
While Botswana is on its way to becoming a progressive country, it certainly has its…
Prison for a Joint Is Not Justice
In this piece titled “Reforming Botswana’s Drug Laws: A Rational Human-Rights Approach“, Aone Motlaleng offers…
Are We Failing Our Children with Corporal Punishment?
In “Reassessing the Legality of Corporal Punishment: Are Children Being Protected?”, Aone Motlaleng explores Botswana’s…
Should Law Be Taught in Botswana High Schools?
In this thought-provoking piece titled “Why Legal Education Should Be Mandatory in Botswana High Schools“, Aone Motlaleng argues…
Why Cohabiting in Botswana Can Leave You With Nothing
There has been a growing trend of cohabitation among Batswana over the years, with many…