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
Gender parity in African union organs: when the African Court hits the records
The International Criminal Court, Twenty-Two Years Later: Grappling With State Adherence
The African Court: From the politics of gender to the gender of politics? Why women representation on the bench is not enough
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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)
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The making and remaking of national constitutions in African regional courts in Africa Journal of Comparative Constitutional Law (Vol 1, 2018)
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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
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