International Law

CILPA advances African perspectives in international law through research, policy dialogue, training and institutional engagement on legal issues affecting Africa and the wider international community.

CILPA

Research focus and institutional relevance

Bringing the African Perspective to the ICC Reform Discussion

CILPA

International Law

Research focus and institutional relevance

Bringing the African Perspective to the ICC Reform Discussion

Background on the ICC and African States’ Relationship

Examining the domestic legal framework in select African States that form part of the situational docket of the International Criminal Court

Heard Or Ignored: African States Priorities and the Independent Expert Review of the ICC

International Law Discussion: Sierra Leone’s Accession To The New York Convention

International Law Discussions: Sierra Leone And The Human Rights Council

Scientific Evidence on Climate Change Clinic in Africa Conference

Residual Special Court For Sierra Leone Legacy Conference

CILPA Receives Accreditation to Offer Short Courses in International Law

CILPA Launches General Support Project for African Legal Capacity Building

CILPA Opens Standalone Office in Freetown