All Stories

  1. Ecocide: The ‘Forgotten’ Legacy of Nuremberg
  2. A human rights approach to climate litigation before the ECOWAS court
  3. Delegation of Legislative Power between Levels of Government in Nigeria and Kenya
  4. International Criminal Justice
  5. Human Rights Implications of Stroke Biobanking and Genomics Research in Sub-Saharan Africa
  6. Complementarity and Federalism: Prosecuting International Crimes Under the Rome Statute Complementarity Principle in Nigeria as a Federal State
  7. Child marriage: Does the Nigerian Constitution conspire with Islamic law in Nigeria?
  8. Judicial Interpretation in Resolving the Conflict on Jurisdiction between the Central Government and the Federating Units
  9. The Principle of Complementarity: A Reflection on Its Meaning, Origin and Types in International Criminal Law
  10. The Constitutionality of Covid-19 Measures Under the Nigerian Federal System
  11. The implementation of the African charter on human and peoples’ rights and the convention on the rights of the child in Nigeria: the creation of irresponsible parents and dutiful children?
  12. The status of customary international law under the Nigerian legal system
  13. Enforcing ECOWAS judgments in Nigeria through the common law rule on the enforcement of foreign judgments
  14. The Rome Statute Complementarity Principle and the Creation of the African Court of Justice and Human and Peoples’ Rights
  15. Boko Haram’s Radical Ideology and Islamic Jurisprudence
  16. The International Criminal Court and Nigeria
  17. Inability
  18. Unwillingness
  19. Unwillingness
  20. Inaction
  21. The Nigerian Legal System and the Implementation of the Rome Statute Complementarity Principle
  22. Complementarity Under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
  23. Conclusion and Recommendations
  24. Unwillingness
  25. Introduction