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A court in Gambia has rejected the appeal of an opposition politician who was jailed for using a megaphone at a rally without permission, a case that has drawn harsh criticism from foreign donors.
The majority of countries around the world that still criminalise homosexuality are former British colonies or territories. Sodomy laws are a common feature in 16 of the 18 African Commonwealth...
African states reinforced their ownership of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) at a global conference hosted by the governments of Chile and Norway in collaboration with UNDP held 7-9 June...
Date: 25/05/2010 Source: The Department of Transport Title: SA: Ndebele: Address by the Minister of Transport, at the African Renaissance Conference, Durban
The Gambia, one of Africa's smallest countries, achieved independence from the UK in February 1965, and has experienced long periods of stability since that time, despite intermittent tensions with...
Advanced and comprehensive intellectual property systems are increasingly being seen as critical to attracting investment in emerging economies, including economies in Africa. Moreover, some...
In this video clip, Jemima Njeri Kariri, a Senior Researcher in the International Crime in Africa Programme at the Institute for Security Studies, speaks to Polity's Amy Witherden on the African...
There is no doubt that international criminal justice as it relates to the International Criminal Court (ICC) has taken center stage within the media and at various forums in the last year. This is...