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Report from the Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA) conference held in Bangui, Central African Republic to reflect on how the soon-to-be-established Special Criminal Court (SCC) would operate and what challenges its mixed international and national court staff would face.
Elise Keppler from Human Rights Watch talks about bias, “race hunting,” and the misperceptions of the relationship between Africa and the International Criminal Court.
Justice Hassan Baboucarr Jallow of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has called on the Gambia Government to reconsider its decision on the country’s withdrawal from the ICC.
The former Chief Prosecutor of UNMICT Alhagie Hassan Bubacarr Jallow, has expressed “great dismay and disappointment” at the reported decision of The Gambian government to withdraw from the Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Africa Group for Justice and Accountability: Statement on African state withdrawals from the International Criminal Court by Burundi, South Africa and The Gambia.
The Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA), which has just concluded its symposium in Arusha, has expressed concern regarding South Africa’s decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Africa Group for Justice and Accountability and the Wayamo Foundation host Arusha Symposium “Towards a System of International Justice.”
Africa Group for Justice and Accountability: Statement on South Africa‘s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court
Africa Group for Justice and Accountability hosts Arusha symposium on international justice, expresses concern over Burundi’s and South Africa’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.
Statement: Africa Group for Justice and Accountability is deeply concerned by and calls for further engagement on Burundi’s decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court
