The timing of last week’s ICJ hearings could lead to greater compliance with the court’s ruling than in previous cases.
Ensuring Israel’s compliance with the provisional measures will require action by other international bodies, states and civil society.
Filling the gaps in Ethiopia and Kenya’s notable migration efforts will advance their role in Africa’s migration governance.
As instability in the region grows, the EU’s faltering strategy with partner countries should be adapted.
In the upsurge of laws and policies targeting homosexuality, the plight of victims is often forgotten.
Authoritarian leaders headlined Italy’s recent migration conference in Europe’s latest drive to reduce migration from Africa at all costs.
Thousands have been displaced by weather-related disasters in Southern Africa, which are becoming more brutal and frequent.
The continent is on track to achieve its free trade milestone, but free movement of people remains out of reach.
Both are vital for Africa’s development but governments are more committed to free trade than free movement of people.
South Africa must incorporate humanitarian clauses in counter-terrorism legislation to protect victims of war.
Promoting lasting relations between the two continents requires mutually beneficial policies and statutes.
The government is performing a delicate balancing act in the interests of advancing justice during a complex political transition.
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