The African System on Human and Peoples' Rights

"The African System on Human and Peoples' Rights" offers a comprehensive analysis of the regional human rights system in Africa. In light of the urgent need for effective enforcement mechanisms for human rights on the continent, the book highlights the challenges that hinder the implementation of international human rights standards. It examines how the gap between the promises of human rights and their actual realization can be bridged. The author, Morris Mbondenyi, not only provides an overview of the institutional mechanisms of the African human rights system but also addresses the difficulties encountered in enforcing these standards. This scholarly work is a valuable contribution to the discussion on the future of human rights in Africa and the opportunities that arise from an effective regional system.