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INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN AFRICA

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Burundi's withdrawal from the ICC

Today marks a historic day for the International Criminal Court (ICC). After many years of political conflict between the Court and...

Upcoming event: Crisis of International Criminal Law in Africa, Modern Law Review seminar, 7 Novembe

This should be an interesting and informative seminar for those interested and able to attend. The KAS African Group of Experts on...

Ocampo and the leaked documents: Confirming what we already know about international criminal justic

For better of for worse, it is extremely hard to insulate international criminal law from the influence of politics. Volumes have been...