Publications
Centre for African Justice Magazine
Sexual Violence Team Magazine Issue 1
Centre for African Justice proudly presents the first issue of their quarterly magazine from the Sexual Violence Team. This edition dwells on a crucial topic “sexual violence against the male gender in conflict and post-conflict situations with a key focus on specific African countries. The Magazine also examines a special featured topic which is : “understanding the phenomenon of child soldiers”.
Women empowerment Magazine Issue 2
Centre for African Justice proudly presents the second issue of their quarterly magazine from the Women Empowerment Department. This edition discusses various dynamics faced by women through storytelling, as stories of some notable women were featured. The Magazine also showcased their most recent accomplishment ‘the second hand book project’ which is aimed at supporting the education young girls and women in Africa, by providing them with resources to enhance their education.
Capacity Building Magazine Issue 2
The Centre for African Justice proudly presents the second issue of the quarterly ‘Capacity Building’ magazine. The current issue touches various topics & aspects relating to International Criminal Law, with special emphasis on Nigeria’s legal education & judicial system”
Women Empowerment Magazine Issue 1 
In order to keep you informed on the working of each of our teams the Centre for African Justice proudly now presenting a quarterly magazine per team.
This is the first issue from the Women Empowerment Team Issue 1.
Capacity Building Magazine Issue 1 vol 2
In order to keep you informed on the working of each of our teams the Centre for African Justice proudly now presenting a quarterly magazine per team.
This is the first issue from the Capacity Building Team. Inside, read more about international justice, about the ICC, impunity and introducing our new guest writer feature in which external new writers can showcase their work in our magazine.
Right to Quality Education Magazine Issue 1
In order to keep you informed on the working of each of our teams the Centre for African Justice proudly now presenting a quarterly magazine per team.
This first edition (Issue 1) focuses on our Right to Education department, their goals towards providing clean sanitation to schools in disadvantaged areas, and how we got involved in World Toilet Day.
Centre for African Justice Annual Report
Annual Report presented by Centre for African Justice Peace and Human Rights ,The Netherlands. This report details all the latest information to the existing status of our projects and achievements.
Centre for African Justice Articles
Holding multinational corporations accountable for the commission of international environmental crime
By Irene di Valvasone Holding multinational corporations accountable for the commission of international environmental crime: myth or reality? Introduction International offences against the natural environment
Refugee male survivors of sexual violence : Challenges of accessing medical care in Uganda
by Charles Waddimba Uganda is host to large numbers of refugees and asylum seekers from neighbouring countries in the Great Lakes Region, including
Lack of Toilet facilities in the developing world And why Ignorance is not bliss
By Yaser Khalaj Imagine living in an area –given it being a village or a city–where defecating in the bushes is so prominent that governmental
Addressing Sexual Violence Against the Male Gender: A Legal Perspective
By Tamara Frunse, Stephanie Ere Tobi, Sarah Mohammad Occurrences of sexual violence against men and boys are prevalent in situations of armed conflict, yet they remain
Prosecuting male sexual violence at the ICC: Idealism Or Realism?
By Irene Garofalo Introduction From the 1970s onward, the international community has increasingly given consideration to sexual violence in wartime. In most recent conflicts, including Bosnia
Human Trafficking: A Catch-22 Situation
Interviewer: Beatrice AureliEditors: Sarah Mohamed and Tamara Frunse INTERVIEW WITH DR. TOM MARFO, Director of Christian Aid and Resources Foundation – CARF [http://www.womentrafficking.eu/] Rev. Dr.