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Kenyan parliamentary motion passed – abandoning the Rome Statute

The Kenyan parliament recently voted to pull out of the Rome Statute and effectively prevent the Court from exercising proprio moto jurisdiction ever again. While this is disappointing it will have no…

Staff Writer9 September 2013

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International criminal justice in 2013, a year of ups and downs

In a recent SALC report, International Criminal Court (ICC) Judge Sanji Mmasenono Monageng noted that the “entry into force of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in 2002 is…

Staff Writer29 August 2013

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When it comes to hate speech, will the Zimbabwean Constitution hold sway?

On the 22nd of May 2013 President Robert Mugabe signed into law Zimbabwe’s new Constitution. The text of the Zimbabwean Constitution places human rights at the heart of the vision for Zimbabwe. The rights…

Staff Writer13 August 2013

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Constitutional Court’s SADC decision, a win for international law

The recent decision of South Africa’s Constitutional Court is perhaps a fitting eulogy for the now defunct Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal. Finding that a decision of the SADC Tribunal against…

Staff Writer28 June 2013

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Positive reinforcement: Advocating for international criminal justice in Africa

Forward by Sanji Mmasenono Monageng, Judge of the International Criminal Court The entry into force of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in 2002 is likely the most significant event…

Staff Writer24 May 2013

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Confidentiality in a constitutional democracy – a fine line between disclosure and deference

After thirteen SANDF soldiers were killed in the Central African Republic many South Africans sought clarity as to why South African soldiers had been deployed to the CAR and the…

Staff Writer22 May 2013

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Positive reinforcement: Advocating for international criminal justice in Africa

SALC is pleased to announce the release of Positive Reinforcement: Advocating for International Criminal Justice in Africa. It is intended that Positive Reinforcement be a resource, guide and advocacy tool for African civil…

Staff Writer8 May 2013

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A helping hand: Southern Africa and extraordinary renditions

A recent report by the Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI) reveals that more than a quarter of the world’s states provided support to the United States’ secret detention and rendition programmes, adopted in the wake…

Staff Writer11 March 2013

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Not so much a surprise that the SADC tribunal was disbanded but that it was formed at all

On Friday, 1 March, Judge Ariranga Pillay, former Judge President of the SADC Tribunal, Professor Laurie Nathan of the Centre for Mediation in Africa at the University of Pretoria and…

Staff Writer11 March 2013

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Investigations into international crime: An inconvenience for high-level accused

According to Business Day, former Madagascan president Marc Ravalomanana has approached South Africa’s Constitutional Court to appeal restrictions imposed on his movements as a result of an ongoing investigation into allegations that…

Staff Writer10 January 2013

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Kenyan parliamentary motion passed – abandoning the Rome Statute

International criminal justice in 2013, a year of ups and downs

When it comes to hate speech, will the Zimbabwean Constitution hold sway?

Constitutional Court’s SADC decision, a win for international law

Positive reinforcement: Advocating for international criminal justice in Africa

Confidentiality in a constitutional democracy – a fine line between disclosure and deference

Positive reinforcement: Advocating for international criminal justice in Africa

A helping hand: Southern Africa and extraordinary renditions

Not so much a surprise that the SADC tribunal was disbanded but that it was formed at all

Investigations into international crime: An inconvenience for high-level accused

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