ARRET DE LA COUR DE JUSTICE DE LA COMMUNAUTE ECONOMIQUE DES ETATS DE L'AFRIQUE DE L'OUEST (CEDEAO (original) (raw)

LA COOPÉRATION JUDICIAIRE PÉNALE DANS LES COMMUNAUTÉS ÉCONOMIQUES RÉGIONALES EN AFRIQUE : CAS DE LA CEEAC ET DE LA CEDEAO

Crime is transnational reality today. To combat this problem, States had no choice but to cooperate. In space ECCAS - ECOWAS e.g several instruments governing criminal judicial cooperation among the States of the Regional Economic Communities were enacted, creating a common repressive space in each of these communities. In these texts, one can see the legal mechanisms by which there can be judicial cooperation in criminal matters within ECCAS and ECOWAS. It should be emphasized that these mechanisms are not the same from one community to another. Some institutions definition and coordination of criminal judicial cooperation policy were implemented in ECCAS and ECOWAS. Furthermore, it is permissible to note that there is some similarity in the implementation of judicial cooperation in criminal ECCAS and ECOWAS. This criminal judicial cooperation brings several advantages to the States of ECCAS and ECOWAS. However, it is clear so far that these states have not yet managed to give up their sovereignty in criminal law and criminal procedure at Community level, making brittle the common space created repressive. Hence the urgent need to adopt other measures to improve the criminal judicial cooperation.

L'ACCÈS À LA JUSTICE EN AFRIQUE ET AU-DELÀ

Plus d'un million de personnes sont détenues dans les prisons d'Afrique. Presque toutes sont pauvres et ne peuvent s'offrir un avocat. Sans soutien juridique, elles passent des années à attendre leur procès, ou sont condamnées à de longues peines, ce qui contribue à la surpopulation chronique constatée dans les prisons délabrées du continent.

Commerce équitable COMMUNAUTE EST AFRICAINE CORRIGE.pdf

Fair Trade, opportunity for well-being in East Africa? The undeniable and undeniable historical gap in development between the countries of the North and the South, in general, and of East Africa in particular, were the driving forces behind the rebirth of a new way of life. to think and act ethically that is the "Fair Trade" in the commercial field in favor of the peoples of the economically disadvantaged countries of this part of the Globe. Fair Trade is therefore seen as a better solution to the many problems that the peoples of the South and those of the East African Community are facing. Yet, these people are still disadvantaged vis-à-vis the practical implementation of the principles of Fair Trade. So what is the realized morality of actors in the North and producers in East Africa who are anxious and want to fully embrace a better life? What are the challenges and hopes that are possible and achievable? May the North and the South still reflect together on the healthy ethics to be adopted tomorrow for themselves and for future generations.