Ecological Concerns and Transitional Justice in Africa

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Environmental transitional justice in Africa is lagging behind global efforts, showing systemic challenges.
Concerns for ecological issues are overlooked in the frameworks of truth and reconciliation commissions and tribunals.
The article identifies the people-driven nature of transitional justice as a key reason for its growth being slow in addressing environmental issues.
Historical and colonial perspectives on law continue to hinder advancements in ecological and transitional justice in Africa.

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This article reveals growth disparities in environmental transitional justice in Africa, suggesting systemic issues.

Somadina Ibe-Ojiludu (2025) studied this question.

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