Arusha. The African Court on Human and People's Rights (AfCHPR)
will take on cases against corruption only if its jurisdiction is
extended to include anti-graft fight.
"Our mandate so
far is confined to cases with bearing on human rights violations,"
affirmed Justice Sylvain Ore, the President of the judicial organ of the
African Union based here.
He said although grand
corruption can lead to human rights violations through denial of
segregated people of their resources, time has not come for the Court to
handle such cases.
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