Community Development, Human Rights and Gender in Tanzania: A Legal Perspective provides an in-depth exploration of the intersection between law, community development, human rights and gender justice within the Tanzanian context.
Drawing on national laws, international laws and policies, and community-based experiences, the book highlights the indispensable role of legal knowledge in promoting sustainable community development. It offers practical insights into the application of legal and non-legal interventions to address societal challenges such as gender-based violence, digital exclusion, data privacy breaches and human rights violations. This book serves as a vital reference for students, scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in community development, law, and gender studies.
About the Author
Bakari George
Dr. Bakari George is a legal academic and an advocate for community development with nearly two decades of professional experience. He currently serves as the Rector of the Tengeru Institute of Community Development (TICD) in Tanzania. Dr. Bakari’s scholarship bridges the disciplines of law and community development, exploring their intersections within both national and international contexts. From humble beginnings, his career has been driven by a deep passion for empowering individuals and communities through legal knowledge and the pursuit of justice. When not teaching or writing, he enjoys mentoring emerging scholars and supporting his lifelong favorite football team—Arsenal.
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