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Oct 21, 2026
Beyond ICC: How Can Africa and World End Double Standards and Restore Equal Justice?
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11:46Chikodinaka EzeHOST
So do you in any way think that specific reform would give African countries now greater influence over the ICC governance, as well as its decision-making and a broader international justice framework?
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12:03Dixon OsadjiGUEST
I think from my own perspective, it should not be all about, you know, shaving African leaders from Africa.
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12:17Dixon OsadjiGUEST
So, for me, looking at reforms, I think the international criminal court is independent.
21 MINS LATER
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33:23Chikodinaka EzeHOST
Now, speaking of mitigating, just as we wind down our conversation now, how can Africa amplify its collective voice and translate it into greater influence over the decision shaping of the global order?