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The Right to Organise as Mother of All Rights: the Experience of Women in Tanzania
Nakazael Tenga, Chris Maina Peter
Journal: The Journal of Modern African Studies / Volume 34 / Issue 1 / March 1996
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 November 2008, pp. 143-162
Print publication: March 1996
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The right to organise is of the greatest importance because of our need to come together in order to pursue common interests and goals. It goes hand in hand with the right to associate and to assemble freely, covers all sections of society, and its highest manifestation is normally the creation and continuing significance of political parties, trade unions, and other non-governmental organisations.

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The Right to Organise as Mother of All Rights: the Experience of Women in Tanzania