JuridicsAfrica: International Law: a free online course "International Law and Africa"

Think Africa Press, weekly email newsletter Nov5,2k12) Think Africa Press has launched a new, free, online course entitled ‘International Law and Africa’. Bringing together leading academics, legal practitioners and UN special rapporteurs, it will examine aspects of international law – its foundations and history,sources and protection mechanisms, substantive rights and contemporary challenges – and how they affect Africa. The first few articles are already available, with the remaining articles to be published over the coming days. A page will also be created from which the entire course will be accessible, and readers are encouraged to engage with the course by asking questions, answering the ‘questions to consider’ listed at the end of each article, commenting on articles, and suggesting new content.

See the 2012 issue of African Journal for Transformational Scholarship published by the Centre for the Promotion of Christian Education in Africa (secretariat in Kitali, Kenya, with Rev. Isaac Njaramba Mutua, director and chair of the CPCHA Council).  Information .  See more soon on refWrite page 3 (Academics).