Giant leaps or baby steps? A preliminary review of the development of children's rights jurisprudence in Zimbabwe

This contribution provides an overview of children's rights adjudication in Zimbabwe with a specific focus on emerging jurisprudence under the 2013 Constitution. After summary Zimbabwe's performance implementing both international and African regional law, authors examine how Zimbabwean superior courts have dealt protection rights. In order to give fair assessment, we begin by reflecting Lancaster House (LH) Constitution (1980) resultant thus shedding light conceptualised absence child provision is followed analysis which specifically entrenches We cases decided between 2013-2019. A seminal court judgements adjudicated will guide ultimately deciding whether or not made giant leaps baby steps promotion