How Zimbabwe’s Ruling Party Is Committing Crimes Against Humanity Aided By Inertia Of The International Community

Since the coup d’état in 2017, Zimbabwe’s ruling party has been committing unabated crimes against humanity. This has been met by inertia of the international community and regional bodies.

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‘The Spoils Of War’: South Sudan And The Surging Sexual And Gender-Based Violence Against Women

Despite the signing of the Revitalised Peace Agreement to end the civil war, sexual violence and rape remain rampant.

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Afghan Women: The Yardstick Of Taliban’s Faith

It is only by listening to Afghan women and amplifying their voices in solidarity that equality and justice can be reached.

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Obstetric Violence in International Human Rights Law

Recognition of OV is essential in the fight to end violence against women and girls. What role has the IACtHR played in recognising and eliminating it?

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Stuck In Limbo: The Current Standing Of Human Rights In Post-Revolution Sudan

The rapid developments regarding the human rights situation in Sudan over the last two years are now being drastically undermined and halted.

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