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The reformulation of the international debt architecture and its implications for African countries
In this week's post, Rangarirai Chikova sets out how sovereign debt crises impact negatively on the capacity of African states to realise economic, social and cultural rights. In doing, he proposes reforms such as as a UN Framework Convention on Debt as a potential pathway for change.
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