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It also assesses the contribution of the African organisation against the background of the review of democracy and good political governance in some countries that acceded to the APRM and in the light of the AU's responses to some crises of constitutionalism and democracy on the continent. [...] The AU established a number of organs to achieve its objectives and ensure a good governance of the African public sphere, namely the Assembly, the Executive Council, the Pan-African Parliament, the Court of Justice, the Commission, the Permanent Representatives Committee, the Specialised Technical Committees, the Economic, Social and Cultural 9 Council, and the Financial Institutions (AU 2001: Ar. [...] African Heads of State and Government also agreed to work with renewed determination to enforce: - the rule of law; - the equality of all citizens before the law and the liberty of the individual; - individual and collective freedoms, including the right to form and join political parties and trade unions, in conformity with the Constitution; - equality of opportunity of all; - the inalienable rig. [...] The consideration and adoption of the final report by the participating Heads of State and Government, including their decision in this regard, marks the end of this stage; - Stage Five is the final stage with the formal and public tabling of the report in key regional and sub-regional structures such as the Pan-African Parliament, the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, the Peace and. [...] Assessing the AU contribution to promoting law, politics and ethics in the governing of the African public sphere An assessment of the contribution that the AU has made to promote law, politics and ethics in governing the African public sphere can be made in the light of the review of democracy and good political governance in some countries participating in the APRM and of the AU's responses to c.