| 5 May 2016 |
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TALKING POINT
Will the Pan African Parliament ever be worthy of its name?
by Peter Fabricius |
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Will the Pan African Parliament ever live up to its intended ambition to be a real continental legislature?
Or will it remain forever a glorified talk shop; a display of faux democracy?
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| ISS Spotlight |
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| Building the next generation of West African policy researchers |
In partnership with the International Development Research Center, the ISS is preparing future human security experts.
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| ISS Today |
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Improving nuclear safety and security: lessons from the past
by Mothepa Shadung and Noël Stott |
Thirty years after the Chernobyl disaster, states around the world should take stock of global efforts to enhance nuclear safety and security.
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Data key to unlocking Africa's development prospects
by Alanna Markle |
Development indicators remain rooted in the West, but African states can change that by adopting innovative methods of data collection, management and analysis.
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Beyond the ICC: how international criminal justice can thrive in Africa
by Allan Ngari |
Africa's pursuit of international criminal justice has been precarious, but it's not all bad news.
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| Events |
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View on Africa: Zuma on trial for corruption?
11 May 2016, online |
What dynamics might affect the new prosecution head’s decision to put South Africa’s president on trial?
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| Multimedia |
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| View on Africa: is access to justice in Africa a myth? |
This briefing discussed whether African citizens can get justice for human rights violations through regional and national courts.
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