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Human Rights and Constitutional Justice in Africa: The Benin Model in light of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights

By Horace Adjolohoun

Between Constitutionalism and Presidentialism: Gains and Dilemmas of Benin’s New Constitutionalism

By Horace Adjolohoun

Book Chapters

Implementation of the Maputo Protocol in Benin in The implementation of the Maputo Protocol in African States, with Claire Houngan Ayemona (PULP, 2021)

A Model of Centralised Constitutional Adjudication: the Constitutional Court of Benin, in Stellenbosch Series on African Constitutional Law (Oxford, 2017)

Made in Courts” Democracies? Constitutional Adjudication and Politics in African Constitutionalism in Stellenbosch Series on African Constitutional Law (Oxford, 2017)

Separation of powers and the role of the Public Prosecutor in Francophone Africa, with C Fombad in Stellenbosch Series on African Constitutional Law (Oxford, 2016)

Benin’ in Centre for Human Rights (ed), Impact of the African Charter and Women’s Protocol in selected African states (PULP, 2012)

Senegal’ in Centre for Human Rights (ed), Impact of the African Charter and Women’s Protocol in selected African states (PULP, 2012)

Between presidentialism and a human rights approach to constitutionalism: twenty years of practice and the dilemmas of amending the 1990 Constitution of Benin’ in Constitutionalism and democratic governance in Africa: contemporary perspectives from sub-Saharan Africa (2013) pp. 245-288

International law and domestic human rights litigation in Africa: An introduction’ (with Magnus Killander) in International law and domestic human rights litigation in Africa (2010)

Articles

Judges Guarding Judges: Investigating Regional Harbours for Judicial Independence in Africa

Judges Guarding Judges: Investigating Regional Harbours for Judicial Independence in Africa

The ECOWAS Court as a Human Rights Promoter? Assessing Five Years’ Impact of the Koraou Slavery Judgment’ in The Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, Vol. 31(3) (2013)

The ECOWAS Court as a Human Rights Promoter? Assessing Five Years’ Impact of the Koraou Slavery Judgment’ in The Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, Vol. 31(3) (2013)

The main jurisprudential silences of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights inAfrican Human Rights Yearbook (Vol 2, 2018)

The main jurisprudential silences of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights inAfrican Human Rights Yearbook (Vol 2, 2018)

Will Konate set African journalists free? Interrogating the promises of an emerging press freedom jurisprudence in African regional courts (with N Jansen Reventlow) in African Human Rights Yearbook (Vol 2, 2018)

Will Konate set African journalists free? Interrogating the promises of an emerging press freedom jurisprudence in African regional courts (with N Jansen Reventlow) in African Human Rights Yearbook (Vol 2, 2018)

The making and remaking of national constitutions in African regional courts in Africa Journal of Comparative Constitutional Law (Vol 1, 2018)

The making and remaking of national constitutions in African regional courts in Africa Journal of Comparative Constitutional Law (Vol 1, 2018)

Between unlimited imperium and restrained decidendi: reparations in the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in African Human Rights Yearbook, Vol. 3 (2019) pp. 318-343

Between unlimited imperium and restrained decidendi: reparations in the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in African Human Rights Yearbook, Vol. 3 (2019) pp. 318-343

The rise of a regional electoral judge in Africa’ in African Human Rights Yearbook, Vol. 3 (2019) pp. 22-48 http://doi.org/10.29053/2523-1367/2019/v3a2

The rise of a regional electoral judge in Africa’ in African Human Rights Yearbook, Vol. 3 (2019) pp. 22-48 http://doi.org/10.29053/2523-1367/2019/v3a2

Jurisdictional fiction? A dialectical analysis of the appellate competence of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Journal of Comparative Law in Africa (Vol. 2, 2019)

Jurisdictional fiction? A dialectical analysis of the appellate competence of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Journal of Comparative Law in Africa (Vol. 2, 2019)

A crisis of design and judicial practice? Curbing state disengagement from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in African Human Rights Law Journal (Vol 20, 2020)

A crisis of design and judicial practice? Curbing state disengagement from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in African Human Rights Law Journal (Vol 20, 2020)

Blogs

The African Court: From the politics of gender to the gender of politics? Why women representation on the bench is not enough

The African Court: From the politics of gender to the gender of politics? Why women representation on the bench is not enough

The International Criminal Court, Twenty-Two Years Later: Grappling With State Adherence

The International Criminal Court, Twenty-Two Years Later: Grappling With State Adherence

Gender parity in African union organs: when the African Court hits the records

Gender parity in African union organs: when the African Court hits the records

Political motives or civil advocacy? Why the Republic of Benin filed of the Declaration recognising the jurisdiction of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

Political motives or civil advocacy? Why the Republic of Benin filed of the Declaration recognising the jurisdiction of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

Can the ECOWAS Court Revive Regionalism Through Human Rights?

Can the ECOWAS Court Revive Regionalism Through Human Rights?

The ECOWAS Court Njemanze judgment, universal jurisdiction and implications for the grand African human rights system, iConnect (2018)

The ECOWAS Court Njemanze judgment, universal jurisdiction and implications for the grand African human rights system, iConnect (2018)

The African Court and need for a system-based approach to judicial law making, AfricLaw (2017)

The African Court and need for a system-based approach to judicial law making, AfricLaw (2017)

Benin fourth failed constitutional reform: The decisive legacy of participatory processes

Benin fourth failed constitutional reform: The decisive legacy of participatory processes

Presidential term limits in African constitutions: A biased (re)definition of democracy- focus on Rwanda

Presidential term limits in African constitutions: A biased (re)definition of democracy- focus on Rwanda

The Karim WADE case: why African politicians should stand as leading human rights defenders

The Karim WADE case: why African politicians should stand as leading human rights defenders

Unconstitutional changes of government: who funds popular revolutions in Africa?

Unconstitutional changes of government: who funds popular revolutions in Africa?

Africa ICC withdrawal – politically pledged, unrealistically flawed?

Africa ICC withdrawal – politically pledged, unrealistically flawed?

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