However one interprets the ICC’s track record, the Habré trial suggests a different approach to justice in Africa.
Tag: rule of law
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If the death sentences proceed as planned, it could lead to further instability in the country, including the reinvigoration of Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood.
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A new report on human security looks at how the concept can help governments and citizens partner in order to better protect local communities.
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AU Commissioner for Political Affairs Aisha Abdullahi discusses Africa’s progress as well as challenges related to democratic governance on the continent.
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At its 23rd summit, the African Union formalized the extension of the new African Court of Justice and Human Rights’ jurisdiction. But some of the court’s new characteristics create some challenges.
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Richard Dicker of Human Rights Watch discusses the relationship between Africa and the ICC with IPI’s John Hirsch.
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An organized crime expert discusses the impact of local self-defense groups against cartel violence and Mexico’s recent move toward legitimizing them.
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The human rights lawyer has suffered blows at the hands of the state, but believes Zimbabweans can agitate successfully for change.
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The real answer about the impact of sanctions—whether multilateral or unilateral—on the Iran deal will continue to be debated, but it is clear that until a comprehensive solution is reached, member states must continue to implement existing UN sanctions.
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A peace treaty signals a war has ended, but states would like to avoid any admission they have been at war, as they would be open to legal scrutiny under international humanitarian law.