
African Review of International Law
The official scientific journal of the African Society of International Law (AfSIL). Dedicated to analyzing African legal practice, fostering conceptual reflection, and shaping distinct African approaches to public and private international law.
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The African Review of International Law (ARIL) / Revue Africaine de Droit International (RADI) serves as a premier scientific forum dedicated to capturing, analyzing, and advancing African perspectives and practices within public and private international law.
Our Objectives
- Disseminate African Legal Practice
- Collect, monitor, and analyze the national and international legal practice of African States and continental institutions.
- Foster Strategic Reflection
- Provide a dedicated academic platform to explore and discuss the active role of Africa in shaping modern international law.
- Develop Conceptual Frameworks
- Promote the articulation and growth of distinct African approaches to global legal issues
- Empower African Legal Scholars
- Promote African thought globally while elevating researchers across the continent and diaspora, with a strong commitment to supporting young researchers.
- Support AfSIL Initiatives
- Publicize the scientific events, proceedings, and institutional work of the African Society of International Law (AfSIL).

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A Premier Scientific Journal Dedicated to African Perspectives in International Law
Founded by Maurice Kamto and Makane Moïse Mbengue, the African Review of International Law (ARIL) / Revue Africaine de Droit International (RADI) serves as the official scientific journal of the African Society of International Law (AfSIL).
Published bi-annually in both English and French, the journal provides an open-access forum dedicated to examining public and private international law through the lens of African practice, regional jurisprudence, and continental scholarship
By bridging rigorous legal analysis with institutional practice, ARIL/RADI promotes distinct African approaches to global legal issues while elevating researchers across the continent and the diaspora.
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A Continental Platform for International Law Shaping the Future of African Legal Thought
Discover a dedicated academic space bringing together scholars, legal practitioners, and researchers across Africa and the diaspora. The African Review of International Law (ARIL) / Revue Africaine de Droit International (RADI) serves as the official scientific journal of the African Society of International Law (AfSIL), fostering critical discourse and distinct African approaches to global legal issues.
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