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Our guest this week is Shouket Allie, a researcher at the Western Cape division of the High Court in Cape Town, South Africa. It was thanks to Allie that the Judicial Institute for Africa (Jifa) began to run courses for legal researchers: he felt it was absolutely essential for him to acquire new skills for his work and approached Jifa for help. Allie, who has just completed his second LLM – he says the skills he learned five years ago are also invaluable for academic work – spoke to Justice in Action and urged researchers to get in line for the course.

In this edition of the Justice In Action Newsletter
Making history, Intl Criminal Court convicts former Uganda militia leader of war crimes, crimes against humanity
Crisis averted in the Kenyan judiciary – for now at least
UK hold on Chagos archipelago declared unlawful
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In this edition of the Justice in Action newsletter
- Legal row over Kenya's acting Chief Justice
- Religious freedom the winner in Zim school flag salute dispute
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In this edition of the Justice in Action newsletter
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- Benin taken to task by African Court for Charter failures – not even constitutional court escapes censure
- Diplomatic immunity defence in Kenya's maintenance case
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