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African Court to engage citizens on future of continental justice at 20th anniversary

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The African Court on Human and Peoples rsquo; Rights will engage citizens across the continent and in the diaspora in discussions on the future of continental justice as it marks 20 years of operation.

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