Dates: October 28 – November 1, 2024
Venue: Arusha International Conference Center, Tanzania
This comprehensive workshop, organized by the African Institute of International Law (AIIL), united experts from academia, law, governance, and policymaking to tackle corruption’s profound impacts on peace and security in Africa. Through five days of engaging lectures, case studies, panel discussions, and institutional visits, participants collaboratively explored strategies for combating corruption as a driver of conflict.
Key Highlights
- Day One: Set the tone with a focus on the link between corruption and justice. Case studies from nations like South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo illustrated corruption’s role in exacerbating conflicts.
- Day Two: Emphasized the role of international and regional legal frameworks, including conventions by the African Union and the United Nations.
- Day Three: Included a visit to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, offering insights into its contributions to justice and accountability.
- Day Four: Fostered multi-stakeholder collaboration and policy drafting to combat corruption in post-conflict settings.
- Day Five: Concluded with reflections and actionable recommendations to reinforce anti-corruption measures across Africa.
Impact and Way Forward
Participants departed with enhanced tools and a renewed commitment to fostering accountability and justice across Africa. The workshop’s recommendations promise to shape AIIL’s future initiatives, reinforcing the vision of a peaceful, corruption-free continent.
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For a deeper dive into the findings, case studies, and policy recommendations, download the full workshop report today and join the movement toward building a just and secure Africa.