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African Court embraces the AI revolution, partners UNESCO to shape justice in Africa

Modern Ghana 41 minutes 1 mins read

In a decisive move to future-proof human rights justice on the continent, the African Court on Human and Peoples 39; Rights has joined forces with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for a high-level, four-day capacity-building seminar on Artificial Intelligence and the Rule of Law.

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