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Scarica PDF Abstract Digital infrastructures are often described in immaterial terms, yet their environmental footprint is substantial and rapidly expanding. Data centres, high‑performance computing clusters, and cryptocurrency‑mining facilities rely on energy‑intensive hardware, water‑demanding cooling systems, and globally interconnected electricity grids. These material foundations generate environmental pressures that are increasingly transboundaryContinue Reading

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Scarica PDF Abstract In July 2020, the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice ordered Nigeria to repeal or amend Section 24 of its Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act 2015, finding that the provision violated Article 9 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and Article 19 of the InternationalContinue Reading

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Par Amoikon BOUA, Doctorant en Droit public, Université Thomas Sankara de Ouagadougou Résumé : Les situations de violations manifestes de l’article 2 § 4 de la Charte des Nations Unies sont généralement présentées comme les preuves de mise en sommeil de tout le droit international. Ce discours réaliste présente l’inconvénient deContinue Reading