ISS Weekly Issue 203, 2016

ISS Weekly
10 March 2016
 
Victoire Ingabire
TALKING POINT
Justice, but not in my backyard
by Peter Fabricius

Rwanda withdrew the declaration that gives citizens access to the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights just as it was about to hear a Hutu dissident’s case.

The Rwandan Ministry of Justice said the timing is a mere coincidence.
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ISS Today
 
Gbagbo
Can Gbagbo's ICC trial quench Côte d'Ivoire's thirst for justice?
by Armande Jeanine Kobi
Without an appropriate and effective national response, the Laurent Gbagbo trial will not give Ivorian victims the justice they deserve.
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Thabane
Can Lesotho function without the opposition?
by Dimpho Motsamai
Lesotho's opposition has boycotted Parliament for the last nine months, leaving a dent in the democratic credibility of the country. Will a new deal end the impasse?
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GBV
Guns don't mean safety, especially for women
by Romi Sigsworth
In South Africa, the myth that having a gun in the home increases a family's safety needs to be dispelled.
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Libya
What happens in Libya won't stay in Libya
by Jakkie Cilliers
Without urgent and effective preventative action, Libya could be the next Somalia or, worse yet, Syria. Much is at stake for both Europe and Africa.
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Events
 
Burundi
View on Africa: two steps forward, three steps back in Burundi
16 March 2016, online
This briefing will discuss what can be done to break Burundi's political deadlock.
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ICJ
Why there is still hope for international justice in Africa
17 March 2016, Addis Ababa
The AU and civil society will discuss how Africa's victims can still get justice for grave crimes.
Register to attend...
 
Multimedia
 
#BlueEconomy
Opening Africa's seas for trade
This briefing explored the AU’s latest proposals to increase maritime trade and build Africa’s blue economy.
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#BlueEconomy
Africa's blue economy: prospects and pitfalls
Infographic
Overcoming challenges is key to building Africa's maritime industry. This infographic provides a snapshot of Africa's potential to open its seas for trade.
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