Justice at Agadez (2006)
In the Western African country of Niger, the official justice system of this former French colony is based on the Napoleonic Code. A small percentage of the population still subscribe to superstitious beliefs and seek the advice of traditional healers. But in this largely Muslim nation, many citizens seek justice from the local Islamic judge, or 'Cadi,' who interprets Koranic Law.
Director: Christian Lelong
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 78 min
Release Date: August 21, 2006
Country: Niger
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Justice at Agadez about?
- In the Western African country of Niger, the official justice system of this former French colony is based on the Napoleonic Code. A small percentage of the population still subscribe to superstitious beliefs and seek the advice of traditional healers. But in this largely Muslim nation, many citizens seek justice from the local Islamic judge, or 'Cadi,' who interprets Koranic Law.
- Who directed Justice at Agadez?
- Justice at Agadez was directed by Christian Lelong.
- How long is Justice at Agadez?
- Justice at Agadez has a runtime of 1h 18m (78 minutes).
- What genre is Justice at Agadez?
- Justice at Agadez is a Documentary film.
- Where was Justice at Agadez produced?
- Justice at Agadez was produced in Niger.