South Africa now holds key positions across the AU, SADC, and the UN as conflict and rights abuses escalate across the continent. It took up a two-year seat on the AU Peace and Security Council in April, chairs the SADC Council of Ministers since August, and sits on the UN Human Rights Council until 2028. Government has also publicly defended the ICC in recent weeks. The question is whether Pretoria can turn these platforms into real action on peace and accountability. We spoke to Human Rights Watch Africa Executive Director, Ms. Mausi Segun, to discuss South Africa's role in meaningfully advancing peace and human rights on the continent.

<p>South Africa now holds key positions across the AU, SADC, and the UN as conflict and rights abuses escalate across the continent. It took up a two-year seat on the AU Peace and Security Council in April, chairs the SADC Council of Ministers since August, and sits on the UN Human Rights Council until 2028. Government has also publicly defended the ICC in recent weeks. The question is whether Pretoria can turn these platforms into real action on peace and accountability. We spoke to Human Rights Watch Africa Executive Director, Ms. Mausi Segun, to discuss South Africa's role in meaningfully advancing peace and human rights on the continent.</p>

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