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ECOWAS Court Marks 25 Years, Seeks Reforms for Stronger Justice
WHY IT MATTERS
The ECOWAS Court's push for reforms aims to improve justice delivery and strengthen the institution, ultimately benefiting the people of West Africa and promoting regional integration.
What happened
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has reached a milestone, marking 25 years of operation. In a call for improvement, the court's president emphasized the need for reforms to strengthen the institution and enhance justice delivery.
The court's president highlighted the importance of reforming the institution to better serve the people of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). The court's efforts aim to promote regional integration and uphold human rights in the region.
The president's call for reform comes as the court continues to play a crucial role in resolving disputes and upholding the rule of law in West Africa.
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ECOWAS court marks 25 years, seeks reforms for stronger justice delivery
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