"This book is based on the conference 'Africa and the International Criminal Court' which the South African-German Centre for Transnational Criminal Justice hosted on 22 and 23 November 2013 in Cape Town"--Page 1.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Africa and the International Criminal Court / Gerhard Werle, Lovell Fernandez and Moritz Vormbaum -- Part I. Prosecutions by the International Criminal Court in Africa -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : then and now / Sanji Mmasenono Monageng -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : a judge's perspective / Ekaterina Trendafilova -- International criminal justice in Africa : specific procedural aspects of the first trial judgment of the International Criminal Court / René Blattmann -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : a prosecutor's perspective / Shamila Batohi -- Part II. African prosecutions of international crimes -- The implementation of the Rome Statute in Africa / Gerhard Kemp -- Domestic prosecution of international crimes : the case of Rwanda / Sam Rugege and Aimé M. Karimunda -- The extraordinary African chambers : the case of Hissène Habré / Mbacké Fall -- The Nigerian 'Jos Crisis' from the perspective of international criminal law / Temitayo Lucia Akinmuwagun and Moritz Vormbaum -- "On behalf of Africa" : towards the regionalization of universal jurisdiction? / Florian Jessberger -- Part III. The African Union and the International Criminal Court -- Between political justice and judicial politics : charting a way forward for the African Union and the International Criminal Court / Tim Murithi -- Africa, the United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court : the question of deferrals / Juliet Okoth -- A strained relationship : reflections on the African Union's stand towards the International Criminal Court from the Kenyan experience / Sosteness Francis Materu -- Annex 1. Africa and the International Criminal Court : recommendations -- Annex 2. African Union decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa -- Annex 3. United Nations Security Council Decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa.

Africa and the International Criminal Court / Gerhard Werle, Lovell Fernandez and Moritz Vormbaum -- Part I. Prosecutions by the International Criminal Court in Africa -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : then and now / Sanji Mmasenono Monageng -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : a judge's perspective / Ekaterina Trendafilova -- International criminal justice in Africa : specific procedural aspects of the first trial judgment of the International Criminal Court / René Blattmann -- Africa and the International Criminal Court : a prosecutor's perspective / Shamila Batohi -- Part II. African prosecutions of international crimes -- The implementation of the Rome Statute in Africa / Gerhard Kemp -- Domestic prosecution of international crimes : the case of Rwanda / Sam Rugege and Aimé M. Karimunda -- The extraordinary African chambers : the case of Hissène Habré / Mbacké Fall -- The Nigerian 'Jos Crisis' from the perspective of international criminal law / Temitayo Lucia Akinmuwagun and Moritz Vormbaum -- "On behalf of Africa" : towards the regionalization of universal jurisdiction? / Florian Jessberger -- Part III. The African Union and the International Criminal Court -- Between political justice and judicial politics : charting a way forward for the African Union and the International Criminal Court / Tim Murithi -- Africa, the United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court : the question of deferrals / Juliet Okoth -- A strained relationship : reflections on the African Union's stand towards the International Criminal Court from the Kenyan experience / Sosteness Francis Materu -- Annex 1. Africa and the International Criminal Court : recommendations -- Annex 2. African Union decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa -- Annex 3. United Nations Security Council Decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa. $t Africa and the International Criminal Court / $r Gerhard Werle, Lovell Fernandez and Moritz Vormbaum -- $g Part I. $t Prosecutions by the International Criminal Court in Africa -- $t Africa and the International Criminal Court : then and now / $r Sanji Mmasenono Monageng -- $t Africa and the International Criminal Court : a judge's perspective / $r Ekaterina Trendafilova -- $t International criminal justice in Africa : specific procedural aspects of the first trial judgment of the International Criminal Court / $r René Blattmann -- $t Africa and the International Criminal Court : a prosecutor's perspective / $r Shamila Batohi -- $g Part II. $t African prosecutions of international crimes -- $t The implementation of the Rome Statute in Africa / $r Gerhard Kemp -- $t Domestic prosecution of international crimes : the case of Rwanda / $r Sam Rugege and Aimé M. Karimunda -- $t The extraordinary African chambers : the case of Hissène Habré / $r Mbacké Fall -- $t The Nigerian 'Jos Crisis' from the perspective of international criminal law / $r Temitayo Lucia Akinmuwagun and Moritz Vormbaum -- $t "On behalf of Africa" : towards the regionalization of universal jurisdiction? / $r Florian Jessberger -- $g Part III. $t The African Union and the International Criminal Court -- $t Between political justice and judicial politics : charting a way forward for the African Union and the International Criminal Court / $r Tim Murithi -- $t Africa, the United Nations Security Council and the International Criminal Court : the question of deferrals / $r Juliet Okoth -- $t A strained relationship : reflections on the African Union's stand towards the International Criminal Court from the Kenyan experience / $r Sosteness Francis Materu -- $g Annex 1. $t Africa and the International Criminal Court : recommendations -- $g Annex 2. $t African Union decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa -- $g Annex 3. $t United Nations Security Council Decisions regarding the enforcement of international criminal law in Africa.

"This book sheds light on the present frictions between the AU [African Union], the ICC [International Criminal Court] and the UN [United Nations] Security Council. Eminent experts in the field of international criminal justice, including judges and prosecutors of the ICC and other African judicial bodies, as well as international criminal law scholars, analyze and debate the achievements and shortcomings of interventions by the ICC in Africa. They propose ways in which international courts and domestic courts within and outside of Africa can cooperate and address fundamental issues of international criminal law, such as the implementation of the Rome Statute, deferrals of cases before the International Criminal Court and the prosecution of crimes by third states on the basis of universal jurisdiction"--Back cover.