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From Mandate to Monument: Bineta Diop and Africa’s Unstoppable March to End Violence Against Women

The history of international human rights is a testament to the fact that progress is never given; it is legally,…

Fifty Years in Exile: Human Rights and the Forgotten Crisis in Western Sahara

Embarka sits in her tent, pitched on the sandy ground in the vast expanse of southwestern Algeria’s desert, in between…

Catatumbo: Caught Between Violence and the Call for Peace

Colombia’s Catatumbo region has been engulfed in a deepening humanitarian crisis for the past three weeks. More than 50,000 people…

African Perspectives on International Climate Change Law – Challenges and Opportunities for Justice 

We find ourselves at a time when Africa is trying to tackle one of the greatest contemporaneous challenges of our…