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Should the ICJ render an advisory opinion on the immunity question re Articles 27 & 98 of the Ro

The African Union (“AU”) recently resolved to request for an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice (“ICJ”) through the...

Update: Immunity or Impunity for African Heads of State

The divergence of opinion regarding head of state immunity for international crimes remained in the headlines in the month of February....

Zambia to remain a member of the ICC

It is reported that Zambia will not withdraw from the ICC. This comes of the back of a national consultative process concerning Zambia's...