Country: Central African Republic (the)
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Keys for access to justice in the Central African Republic
Access to justice is a serious problem in the Central African Republic. That is the key finding in a study Avocats sans Frontières has just published. Analysis of the situation on the ground has revealed difficulties in access to lawyers and to a state justice system of adequate quality. Those are the reasons why citizens…
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![[French] Study – Resolve conflicts without power : Practices for facilitating access to justice of civil society organisations in Central African Republic](https://asf.be/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Capture-couverture-1.png)
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![[French] Report – From one justice to another. The perceptions and uses of judicial mechanisms by the population in the Central African Republic](https://asf.be/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Capture-couverture.png)
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![[French] Study – In the shadow of the State, a justice in full effervescence : Study on dispute resolution mechanisms in the Central African Republic (Bambari, Bangassou, Berberati, Bria & Ndélé)](https://asf.be/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/ASF_RCA_Itinéraires2016-2018_1_OmbreEtat.jpg)
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Special Criminal Court in CAR: what role should victims play in procedures?
In early October, alongside other civil society actors, both international and from the Central African Republic, ASF took part in a workshop to discuss the Rules of Procedure and Evidence Project for the Special Criminal Court. This was an opportunity to highlight the importance of respecting the rights of victims in relation to representation, participation,…
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Birth certificates in CAR: the exception rather than the rule
Most Central Africans, especially the youngest, do not possess a birth certificate and thus don’t exist in the eyes of the state. What is the reason for this lack of registration? What are the obstacles to access to the Register of Births, Marriages, and Deaths? What are the consequences? ASF appointed Thierry Vircoulon, an expert…