African efforts to close the impunity gap: Lessons for complementarity from national and regional actions

This paper argues that the reality is quite different. The continent provides many examples of international justice in practice.

Implications of Another African Case as Mali Self-refers to the ICC

The decision by the government of Mali to refer the situation in the country has several implications for the country, Africa and the ICC

Perspectives on Africa's response to the ICC's arrest warrants in the Libya situation

President Jacob Zuma expressed ‘extreme disappointment’ with the ICC’s decision.

Justice and the Libyan crisis: the ICC's role under Security Council Resolution 1970

An African Advantage: ICC's New Head of Jurisdiction, Complementarity and Cooperation

The recent appointment of Lesotho national Phakiso Mochochoko as head of the ICC Justice, Complementarity & Cooperation Division will help the fight against impunity in Africa, writes Ottilia Maunganidze and Antoinette Louw

Monograph 101: National Victims of Crime Survey South Africa 2003

Violence Against Women: A National Survey

The aims of the study is to inform policy direction on violence against women.

Monograph 88: Criminal Justice in Review 2001/2002

Monograph 72: Violent Justice, Vigilantism and the State`s Response

Monograph 67: Municipal Policing in South Africa. Development and Challenges

Combating corruption in the extractive industries in Africa has been elevated as a priority by a range of stakeholders

Monograph 58: Reducing Crime in Durban, A Victim Survey and Safer City Strategy

Crime in South Africa: A country and cities profile

Crime has been increasing at an escalating rate since 1997.