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I. The Architecture of Justice: Law, Power, and the Post-Conflict World Hybrid Courts: Lessons from Rwanda and Sierra Leone by Obote Odora is fundamentally an argument about the uneasy, often contradictory relationship among law, power, and justice in the modern {...}
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The Ghost of Empire: How British Colonialism Forged a Nation of Shadows Uganda, as meticulously dissected in Betrayal and Dependency, is not a nation born of organic cultural consensus but a fabricated geopolitical contraption stitched together by imperial decree. With {...}
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Are there any logical reasons to believe in a White Christian God? Given the feeble arguments for God’s existence, one might reasonably suspect – that is, if one lived on a different planet – that atheism, agnosticism or secularism, would {...}
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The most recent book from esteemed legal scholar Dr Alex Obote-Odora is a robust contribution in his efforts bending us toward justice. For anyone with even a passing interest about international justice “Hybrid Courts: Lessons from Rwanda and Sierra Leone” {...}