Abstract
Women activists in Africa need to develop innovative ways to use international treaties and instruments in a way that strengthens domestic guarantees of equality for women in their countries writes SYLVIA TAMALE. She looks at the ways in which two such instruments, CEDAW and the Banjul Charter, have been used to advance women's empowerment
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