Mission
To open up an ample horizon for the regular African peoples to seek redress when their human and other rights are infringed upon.
Africanization Initiative
The African
People's Court.
A defined channel through which the regular African peoples can seek redress when their human and other rights are infringed upon — staffed by officers trained in local and international law and jurisprudence.
Vision
An Africa in which people pursue legitimate livelihood without fear of political, social, economic, environmental, and other elements of strangulation.
Objectives
To educate, lead, and guide all African nationalities through the process of achieving egalitarianism across their societies.
Court Officers
Trained in local and international law
Each officer of the African People's Court is qualified in both domestic African legal systems and the international legal frameworks that bear on the cases brought before them.
Professor Emmanuel Umana
Court Officer
Barrister Dr. Mike Nwosu
Court Officer
Dr. Folly Somado-Hemazro
Court Officer
Barrister Chinenye Atuma
Court Officer
All officers are trained in local and international law and jurisprudence.
Seeking Redress
How to bring a matter before the Court
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Email the Court
Begin by writing to africanpeoplescourt@iiasglobal.net with a brief description of the matter and your contact information.
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Receive an Intake Form
A Court Officer will respond with the official Intake Form. The form captures the relevant facts, parties, jurisdiction, and the redress you are seeking.
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Complete and submit the form
Return the completed Intake Form to the same email address. Attach any supporting documents — letters, contracts, photographs, prior correspondence with authorities.
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Respond to pertinent questions
The Court Officers may follow up with clarifying questions. Prompt responses help the Court reach an informed disposition.
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Follow the subsequent instructions
The Court will provide guidance on the appropriate next steps — which may include legal referrals, representation, mediation, or formal advocacy on your behalf.
Begin a matter with the Court.
The African People's Court exists to serve African nationals — and the diaspora — whose rights have been infringed and who have not yet found relief through their domestic systems.