Revisions are needed to ensure a comprehensive transitional justice process that complies with human rights.
As the implementation phase of the process approaches, unwavering political support is needed now more than ever.
To unmask the actors and networks involved, the problem must be approached through an organised crime lens.
With careful analysis and adaptation, traditional approaches to resolving disputes can complement peacebuilding.
Despite the dangers, Saudi Arabia remains a top destination for irregular migrants searching for a better life.
The choices are stark, but the damaging impact must be mitigated to help improve foreign currency reserves.
International cooperation is needed to recover artefacts stolen from the country’s conflict-ridden regions.
Disarmament operations provide only temporary relief for pastoralists in the marginalised Karamoja border region.
The landmark inclusion of the AU’s Transitional Justice Policy could prove vital to achieving lasting peace.
States would ratify IGAD’s extradition and mutual legal assistance agreements if they focused on serious regional offences.
The country has a window of opportunity to improve its transitional justice approach, which has been disjointed and ineffective.
Illegal transnational dealings drain government revenue and force Ethiopians to pay huge sums for fraudulent and dangerous cars.
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