Africa and the International Criminal Court - Cutting through the noise

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• khirsten 7 years ago

  You have said it all, the justice system in Africa most of the time bows to the regime of the day. Also, the African is a complex individual whose tribal and religious affiliations are entrenched in his/her DNA hence lacks th ...
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  You have said it all, the justice system in Africa most of the time bows to the regime of the day. Also, the African is a complex individual whose tribal and religious affiliations are entrenched in his/her DNA hence lacks the will to be neutral

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• Okonko Palm 7 years ago

  It is always good to lead by example that is why selective justice is no justice at all.When the west commits the most atrocious crimes and get away with it but but are in a hurry to prosecute same crimes in Africa then there ...
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  It is always good to lead by example that is why selective justice is no justice at all.When the west commits the most atrocious crimes and get away with it but but are in a hurry to prosecute same crimes in Africa then there must be injustice at play.
  
  Tactically most of the west are not signatories to the Rome treaty and therefore gets away with murder.Africa should withdraw from the icc and also its recognition of that bias tribunal who are only singing the tune of the west.

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• Zen 7 years ago

  Count the brutal atrocities in Iraq, Libya and Syria, and compare and contrast to those in Africa!

  Count the brutal atrocities in Iraq, Libya and Syria, and compare and contrast to those in Africa!

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