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INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN AFRICA

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The state should embrace memorialization as a greater part of Transitional Justice in Uganda

The Ongwen Verdict: A Step Closer to Acknowledgment and Justice for Victims in Northern Uganda

New Developments in ICJ in Africa

Precarity or Prosperity: African perspectives on the future of the International Criminal Court

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Repost: Reforming the ICC is not enough (interview with Elise Keppler)

This interview is a few days old, but still well worth a read for those who haven't yet come across it. You can access the interview here.

New open source publication

A new publication, The African Court of Justice and Human Peoples' Rights in Context: Development and Challenges (edited by Charles...