Pt. I. General issues in the prosecution of international crimes. Duty to prosecute international crimes under international law / Ken Obura
Immunity of state officials and the prosecution of international crimes / Chacha Murungu . Pt. II. International courts and the prosecution of international crimes in Africa . The contribution of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to the development of international criminal law / George William Mugwanya
Prosecution and punishment of international crimes by the Special Court for Sierra Leone / Chacha Murungu
Sentencing practices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone / Bonolo Dinokopila
Politics of international criminal justice, the ICC's arrest warrant for Al Bashir and the African Union's neo-colonial conspirator thesis / Steve Odero. Pt. III. National courts and the prosecution of international crimes. The trial of Mengistu and other Derg members for genocide, torture and summary executions in Ethiopia / Firew Tiba
The trial of Hissène Habré in Senegal and its contribution to the development of international criminal law / Kameldy Neldjingaye
Prosecuting international crimes committed by the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda / Christopher Mbazira
Genocide as prosecuted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and Gacaca Courts in Rwanda / Christian Garuka
Prosecuting piracy in the Horn of Africa: the case of Kenya / Osogo Ambani. Pt. IV. The implementation of the Rome Statute in Africa. Positive complementarity and the fight against impunity in Africa / Benson Olugbuo
Implementation of the Rome Statute in Malawi and Zambia: progress, challenges and prospects / Mwiza Nkhata
Implementation of the Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court in South Africa / Lee Stone.