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The African Court and Complementarity

Dominique Mystris

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The regional court has its own approach to complementarity through the inclusion of both African domestic and (sub)regional courts. Despite no explicit mention of the International Criminal Court there is scope, and provision, for a complementary relationship. Consideration of the issues from the new court’s admissibility criteria being copied from the Rome Statute is undertaken and proposals made for minimising the negative effects.

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The regional court has its own approach to complementarity through the inclusion of both African domestic and (sub)regional courts. Despite no explicit mention of the International Criminal Court there is scope, and provision, for a complementary relationship. Consideration of the issues from the new court’s admissibility criteria being copied from the Rome Statute is undertaken and proposals made for minimising the negative effects.

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The regional court has its own approach to complementarity through the inclusion of both African domestic and (sub)regional courts. Despite no explicit mention of the International Criminal Court there is scope, and provision, for a complementary relationship. Consideration of the issues from the new court’s admissibility criteria being copied from the Rome Statute is undertaken and proposals made for minimising the negative effects.

Key concepts: Complementarity (molecular biology), Criminal court, Statute, Scope (computer science), Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology

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