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Author: Tracy Jerop Kimutai

29 Oct

Fourth Annual Symposium on Pop Culture and International Law: “Melodies of Morality”- Exploring the Impact of Anti – abortion Songs on Women’s Rights in Africa

[Tracy Jerop Kimutai is a third year law student at Kabarak University. She is an early career researcher with a keen interest in International Women’s Rights in Africa.] The power of music in shaping societal norms and influencing legal frameworks cannot be understated. African music, rich in cultural narratives and social commentary, often addresses critical issues that resonate deeply within communities. The song Nerea by Sauti Sol, alongside...

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