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Lawyers for Human Rights applauds Constitutional Court ruling on inmates’ access to education

By Kennedy MudzuliApril 30, 20253 Mins Read

The Constitutional Court has ruled that inmates must be allowed personal computers in their cells, overturning the Department of Correctional Services’ blanket prohibition.

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