Africa’s Human Rights Architecture

Africa in the new millennium is characterised by a growing collection of human rights actors and institutions. Africa’s Human Rights Architecture is an examination of the conceptual issues surrounding Africa’s human rights framework and the international, continental, sub-regional and national institutions that have sought to address the problems plaguing the continent in the post-colonial era. The book presents a critical examination of the evolution of Africa’s human rights architecture in the post-Cold War era, as well as a methodical exploration of the challenges to achieving human rights in Africa.

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