Published on 22 August 2017 in Research / Peace and Security Council Report

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Peace and Security Council Report No 94

The AU must tackle reconciliation in Libya and reintegration of Boko Haram’s ex-militants.

In this issue

On the Agenda

The AU is yet to deliver on its decision to initiate a national dialogue on reconciliation for Libya.

Non-military responses such as the deradicalisation and reintegration of ex-militants are crucial in the fight against Boko Haram.

Situation Analysis

The ruling party in the Republic of Congo won legislative elections last month amid violence and contestation.

Addis Insight

What will be the impact of AU reforms on peace and security on the continent?

PSC Interview

Kingsley Mamabolo, head of UNAMID, tells the PSC Report that sustainable peace in Darfur can only be achieved by dealing with the root causes of the conflict.

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