Africa Group Statement on Burundi’s withdrawal from the ICC
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
Chief Justice of Tanzania talks Justice and Accountability in Africa
Mohamed Chande Othman, the Chief Justice of Tanzania, and member of the Africa Group for Justice Accountability, reflects on the symposium and on justice systems in Africa, held in Arusha, Tanzania 18-19 October 2016.
African Legal and Rights Experts Encourage Leaders to Stick With ICC
On Thursday, the Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA), a group of African legal and rights experts, asked the leaders of South Africa, Burundi and Gambia to reconsider plans to pull out of the International Criminal Court. By Uju.
Conference: Special Criminal Court for Central African Republic — Context, Challenges and Perspectives
Africa Group for Justice and Accountability and the Wayamo Foundation host Bangui Conference on “Special Criminal Court for Central African Republic — Context, Challenges and Perspectives”
Documentary: African Justice Mechanisms and their interplay with the International Criminal Court
This short documentary produced by the Wayamo Foundation introduces the Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA) and highlights the debates and discussions on justice for the most serious crimes in Africa, and beyond.
International Justice Day op/ed: The ICC is vital to our fight against impunity in Africa
The following op/ed was published in The Guardian on 17 July 2017, International Justice Day by the Africa Group for Justice and Accountability.
