AJJF at the African Court’s Public Session for Judgment Delivery 📅 Date: 5 February 2025 📍 Venue: Kibo Hall, Arusha, Tanzania AJJF was honored to attend the public session of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights(@court_afchpr ), where the Court delivered judgments on several landmark human rights cases. This occasion underscored the Court’s pivotal role in protecting and advancing justice across the continent. In the photo: At the center of this moment is Henrietta Ekefre, AJJF’s Legal Advisor on the Reparations Program, standing alongside incredible advocates for human rights. On her right and left are legal counsel from the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA) and the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria. We are grateful to @IHRDAfrica and @CHR_UniPretoria for their unwavering commitment to justice and human rights in Africa. Together, we champion the vision of a continent where human rights are fully realised. #AfricanCourt #HumanRights #Reparations #JusticeInAfrica #AJJF

AJJF at the Judicial Seminar 📅 Date: 4 February 2025 📍 Venue: Kibo Hall, Arusha, Tanzania At the Judicial Seminar on “Rendering Justice for Women through Reparations,” AJJF’s Henrietta Ekefre served as a Moderator for the critical discussion on how judicial institutions address reparations for women’s rights violations. This session explored groundbreaking approaches to ensure justice is inclusive and gender-sensitive. We thank the African Court for this platform and reaffirm our commitment to justice and reparations for women across Africa. #WomenAndJustice #GenderReparations #AJJF

AJJF at the Opening of the 2025 Judicial Year of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights 📅 Date: 3 February 2025 📍 Venue: Kibo Hall, Arusha, Tanzania We are honored to have participated in the Opening Ceremony of the 2025 Judicial Year, themed “Advancing Justice through Reparations.” This key event highlighted Africa's collective commitment to delivering justice for all, particularly through reparative frameworks that address historical and systemic injustices. In the front row of the Group Picture, we are joined by: His Excellency José Maria Neves, President of Cabo Verde (Guest of Honour). Honourable Lady Justice Imani Daud Aboud, President of the African Court. Honourable Justice Modibo Sacko, Vice President of the African Court. AJJF remains committed to driving dialogue and action on reparations, ensuring justice continues to advance across the continent. #AfricanCourt #AJJF #Reparations #HumanRights #JusticeInAfrica

On 5 February 2025, AJJF Secretary General Martin Masiga and Arnold Tsunga had a bilateral meeting with the Secretary to the Judicial Services Commission Zimbabwe, Mr Walter Chikwana in Harare to discuss matters of bilateral interests around the rule of law and development in Africa. #RuleOfLaw #AJJF

Commitment to Reparations: Africa Judges and Jurists Forum at the African Court Coalition Stakeholders' Platform At the African Court Coalition Stakeholders' Platform in Arusha, Tanzania, Henrietta Ekefre, Legal Advisor for the Africa Judges and Jurists Forum (AJJF), joined key experts to discuss the vital theme of reparative justice. As a panelist, Ekefre emphasized the importance of advancing justice through reparations for Africans and people of African descent, in line with the AU 2025 theme. With reparations central to the African Court’s 2025 agenda, the discussions explored justice for victims of historical wrongs, focusing on practical approaches to redress. AJJF continues to lead in advocating for reparations, underscoring its commitment to ensuring justice is realized for African peoples. #AfricanCourt #Reparations #HumanRights #JusticeMatters #HenriettaEkefre #AJJF #ReparativeJustice #Africa #LegalReform

Exciting moments from the African Court Coalition Stakeholders' Platform in Arusha, Tanzania! Our Legal Advisor, Henrietta Ekefre, took the stage as a panelist, contributing to vital discussions on human rights & justice in Africa. Proud to be part of this movement! #AfricanCourt #HumanRights #JusticeMatters #Arusha2025

Event Alert! 🗓️ A Call for Reparatory Justice! ⚖️ Across Africa, people & communities impacted by historical crimes & injustices are demanding reparations. African voices are rising from Namibia’s Nama & OvaHerero people to survivors of Belgium’s colonial crimes! On February 11, 2025, at the margins of the AU Summit in Addis Ababa, civil society actors, legal experts, and reps from affected communities will share insights and actions to build alliances and advocate for justice, accountability, and reparations. 📍 Best Western Premier Hotel, Addis Ababa #Reparations #AUTOTY2025

RT @chapterfourug: In a landmark victory for the right to a fair trial delivered by Chief Justice @ac_owinydollo, the Supreme Court of Ugan…

RT @OlengurumwaO: A call for solidarity Against Judicial Attack As an active member of the East Law Society, human rights lawyer and defen…

The Africa Judges and Jurists Forum (AJJF) has today requested the President of Kenya to immediately reinstate the security team from the Judiciary Police Unit deployed to protect Lady Chief Justice Martha Koome. Readmore #JudicialIndependence #KenyaJudiciary #LegalProtection #RuleOfLaw

Huge congratulations to Justice Alfred Mavedzenge, the AJJF Programs Director, for his outstanding contribution to advancing human rights! His thought-provoking article, featured in the African Human Rights Law Journal, explores reparatory measures for the enslavement and colonization of African people. This achievement showcases his dedication and expertise in driving meaningful change. 📖 Read the full article here: Let’s celebrate this milestone and continue championing the values that bring us closer to justice and equality! #AJJF #HumanRights #ProudMoment #Reparations

RT @SRjudgeslawyers: ICC members are obliged to arrest persons subject to an #ICC warrant. Poland, which condemned Mongolia for not arresti…

RT @Dr_JAMavedzenge: Pleased to share my new publication on how the African Union can pursue #REPARATIONS for slavery & colonialism. Full…

RT @ICJKenya: STATEMENT: As Jurists we reiterate that the arrest, detention, and sentencing of Ugandan Advocate Eron Kiiza are both unlawfu…