The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights is a panel of 11 judges who promote and protect the rights, freedoms, and duties of the people living in any of the 26 African countries who are a member of the court. The court has their own website, with a nice FAQ page that sums up the history of the court and what they do. It can be found here. (To get to the main page of the website, click the badge at the top of the page.)
Clark students in the class "Human Rights and Literature" use this space as venue to discuss human rights issues that come up in our discussions.
Monday, October 10, 2011
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights
The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights is a panel of 11 judges who promote and protect the rights, freedoms, and duties of the people living in any of the 26 African countries who are a member of the court. The court has their own website, with a nice FAQ page that sums up the history of the court and what they do. It can be found here. (To get to the main page of the website, click the badge at the top of the page.)
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