Judicial cooperation in the Great Lakes region: adopted and yet ignored.
The non-execution of judicial cooperation agreements in the Great Lakes region promotes impunity and instability in the region.
Independence vs decolonization: a crucial distinction
Often still, the distinction between independence and decolonization is not understood. Although they are related, one is more or less complete while the other still requires a lot of effort. On the occasion of Congolese independence day, this analysis makes this distinction.
Towards a more inclusive and balanced Belgian-African partnership: innovating in the face of global changes
Globalization questions the basic principles of international cooperation. New perspectives are necessary for the optimization of Belgium's partnership in Central Africa.
Conflict resolution: What roles do women play in the peace processes of the Great Lakes region?
The role of women has long been invisible in international peace negotiations. This is particularly the case in the Great Lakes region.
It is therefore necessary to put in place more effective measures in order to more concretely integrate women into peace processes.
Greenhouse gases, who pays the bill?
Currently, many regions of the world are devastated by violent climatic events. However, rich countries are often less severely impacted. Faced with this injustice, COP 27 of 2022 finally recorded the establishment of a loss and damage fund aimed at international and solidarity financial support to help with reconstruction.
Democratic Republic of Congo: Getting out of systematic and widespread impunity by establishing a global system for repressing crimes
Pillage, viol, esclavage sexuel, déplacements des populations, torture, constituent des crimes commis depuis plusieurs décennies en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) sans qu’aucune responsabilité ne soit établie à l’encontre des auteurs. Comme l’a affirmé le Docteur Mukwege, lauréat du Prix Nobel de la Paix en 2018, l’impunité qui règne en RDC ne fait que nourrir […]
Extractivism or the siding?
L’extractivisme : c’est quoi ? L’extractivisme subit de sérieuses critiques, notamment de la part d’auteurs et autrices d’Amérique du Sud, en raison de ses conséquences politiques, économiques, sociales, environnementales et autres. Eduardo Gudynas[1], chercheur uruguayen spécialiste de cette question, définit l’extractivisme comme l’appropriation de ressources naturelles, de quelque nature que ce soit (ressources minières, énergies […]
Local currencies as a lever for transition and a tool for citizen emancipation
This analysis highlights the origin of local currencies, their usefulness for the revitalization of local economic areas, and the prospects that we can see for the future.
A democracy for tomorrow
This analysis returns to the results of the citizen consultation “A country for tomorrow”, published on February 17.
School, a place where the power to act is built?
This analysis questions the capacity of school to allow young people to deploy their agency to face the multiple crises facing our society.
