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The imperative to incorporate the Convention Against Torture (CAT) into Lesotho's national legislation.
The Kingdom of Lesotho is a state party to the UNCAT. It is responsible for domesticating the said treaty. In Lesotho, being a dualist state, international law is not directly applicable. There should be a statute that seeks to bring that treaty home. The tour of other states draws some lessons to d
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