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Why South Africa’s withdrawal from the ICC is a blow for victims of war crimes ArticlesInternational JusticeInternational Justice ArticlesInternational Justice NewsInternational Justice War CrimesInternational Justice War Crimes ArticlesSouth Africa

Why South Africa’s withdrawal from the ICC is a blow for victims of war crimes

By Kaajal Ramjathan-Keogh 18 October 2015 This past weekend, the ANC announced it would initiate a process for South Africa to withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal…
Staff Writer
20 October 2015
When the dust settles, who will provide justice for xenophobia victims? ArticlesInternational JusticeInternational Justice ArticlesInternational Justice NewsInternational Justice TortureInternational Justice Torture ArticlesSADCSocio-Economic RightsSocio-Economic Rights ArticlesSocio-economic Rights Land RightsSocio-Economic Rights Land Rights ArticlesSocio-economic Rights NewsSouth AfricaZimbabwe

When the dust settles, who will provide justice for xenophobia victims?

Angela Mudukuti Thought Leader, Mail&Guardian The deplorable and execrable attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa have exposed many alarming gaps and inadequacies. Gaps in leadership at the domestic and…
Staff Writer
22 April 2015
Is justice for egregious international crimes best served at the national domestic level or at the International Criminal Court (ICC)? ArticlesInternational JusticeInternational Justice ArticlesInternational Justice NewsInternational Justice TortureInternational Justice War Crimes Articles

Is justice for egregious international crimes best served at the national domestic level or at the International Criminal Court (ICC)?

Thought Leader, Mail&Guardian 16 March 2015 Angela Mudukuti Is justice for egregious international crimes best served at the national domestic level or at the International Criminal Court (ICC)? The March…
Staff Writer
17 March 2015