Doctrinal law on regional and international jurisdictions

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The book examines the significance of the Malabo Protocol, adopted by the African Union in June 2014, which expands the African Court of Justice and Human Rights' mandate to include criminal jurisdiction over serious crimes like genocide and war crimes. It highlights the potential of the ACJHR to enhance respect for human rights and the rule of law in Africa. However, it also addresses international concerns regarding this jurisdictional expansion, reflecting the complexities of addressing impunity in a continent plagued by conflict.