RESEARCH TOPICS FOR PUBLIC LAW

1	The Effectiveness Of Cameroon’s Legal And Institutional Frameworks In Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: A Focus On Access To Justice For All”
2	THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN AND THE LEGAL PROTECTION AGAINST EARLY MARRIAGE IN CAMEROON: LESSONS FROM INTERNATIONAL LAW
3	HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS OF THE CRIMINALIZATION OF ABORTION IN CAMEROON
4	WAGE POLICIES IN CAMEROON; THE ROOT CAUSE OF ALL SOCIAL ILLS
5	AN APPRAISAL OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MINIMUM WAGE IN CAMEROON
6	AN APPRAISAL FOR THE RESPECT OF HUMAN-RIGHTS IN CRIMINAL TRIAL IN CAMEROON
7	CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AND THE RIGHTS TO FAIR HEARING CAMEROON.
8	EVALUATING THE ENFORCEMENT OF REFUGEE RIGHTS IN CAMEROON: LEGAL FRAMEWORK, INSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES, AND PATHWAYS FOR IMPROVEMENT"”
9	UNDERSTANDING DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY IN CAMEROON: LEGAL FRAMEWORK, PRIVILEGES, AND CHALLENGES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
10	AN APPRAISAL ON THE RESPECT OF HUMAN-RIGHTS PROTECTION UNDER THE CAMEROON CRMINAL PROCEDURE CODE(CPC)
11	THE NON-INTERVENTION PRINCIPLE IN CAMEROON
12	THE SCOPE AND CHALLENGES OF CAMEROON CRIMINAL LAW: TERRITORIAL AND EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION"
13	THE PROTECTION OF CIVILIANS IN TIMES OF ARMED CONFLICT IN CAMEROON
14	THE SETTLEMENT OF NATIONAL LAND DISPUTES IN CAMEROON: THE CASE OF FAKO DIVISION
15	THE ROLE OF TRADE UNIONS IN THE PROTECTION OF WORKERS RIGHTS IN CAMEROON; CASE STUDY OF SYNES
16	ANALYZING INVENTORY CONTROL SYSTEMS IN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES IN CAMEROON: APPLICATIONS OF FIFO AND WACC"”
17	EVALUATING THE ROLE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LEGAL DEPARTMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN CAMEROON
18	THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHT OF DISABLED PERSONS IN CAMEROON
19	ADOPTION AND THE LAW IN CAMEROON
20	THE NON-INTERVENTION PRINCIPLE IN CAMEROON
21	THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF PRETRIAL DETAINEES IN CAMEROON
22	JUDICIAL POLICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN CAMEROON
23	Legal Framework And Human Rights Implications Of Emergency Measures And Compulsory Vaccination In Response To The Covid-19 Pandemic In Cameroon
26	ADULTERY AS AN OFFENSE AN GROUND FOR DIVORCE IN ANGLOPHONE CAMEROON
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