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January 2012
A Poisoned Chalice? Local civil society and the International Criminal Court’s engagement in Uganda
This paper reflects on the ICC’s engagement in Uganda through the lens of the author’s experience working with one of the largest national civil society organisations in Uganda at the time when the investigations was first announced and the first arrest warrants were issued.
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January 2012
Just Justice? Civil society, international justice and the search for accountability in Africa.
The introductory note to the series lays out the key questions that will be considered by the series. It will reflect local perspectives on international justice as it is being experienced in Africa. It aims to deepen the debate around a series of key questions and controversies facing the realisation of international justice, anchored in reflections from the ground, including local, national, regional and continental civil society.
Read the full introductory note here.
