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Deceased Accused: The Practice of International Tribunals vs the Pursuit of Justice
By: Vetira RUKORO
This article will first further contextualize the practice of international tribunals as it concerns accused persons dying before a judgment is made. It will then discuss this practice about the overarching pursuit of justice.
The Lack of Toilet Facilities in African Schools Conflicts with Children’s Right to Education
“No country can really develop unless its citizens are educated. Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Education is the great engine of personal development.” Nelson Mandela Many developing countries experience disproportionate dropout rates among school-age children. According to a news article in