On their monthly series titled #OneQuestion, @StateNature asked me and other leading thinkers this question:
“Is the United Nations still relevant?”
Read my response (as well as that of others) here:
https://t.co/KTTXomxtjI
@obioraokaforc on “Praxis and the International (Human Rights) Scholar” at the Transnational Law and Justice Network “Borders, Boundaries and Intersections Speaker Series”.
In my capacity as the United Nations Independent Expert on Human Rights and International Solidarity, I present my first report to the @UNHumanRights today. Read here: https://t.co/PC9zH4aioM
#Sweden: UN expert @obioraokaforc visits from 23–27 April to asses govt’s intl solidarity actions in working towards addressing climate change, cross-border migration, humanitarian crisis/peace & security through development cooperation. https://t.co/F8Xit3qzmu
We are happy to announce the launch of our Policy Brief which provides a summary of both the International Conference and the Special Journal on the Canadian-African Human Rights Engagements.
Access here:
https://t.co/U4acr4sEuu
Now Out —
Policy Brief: Canadian-African Human Rights Engagements - A Literature Review and an Agenda for Research. Download Here:
https://t.co/xnmI6O3qYO
@CarriaaProject@NathansonCentre@OsgoodeNews @OsgoodeResearch
I am really excited about producing this work with my supervisor @obioraokaforc. We are bridging Canada and Anglophone Africa by theorizing and analyzing the several years of human rights engagements that run across these jurisdictions. @CarriaaProject@OsgoodeNews#CAAHRE
Thanks to @obioraokaforc for the opportunity to have been part of this interesting @CarriaaProject on "Canadian-African Human Rights Engagements - A Literature Review and an Agenda for Research". The Policy Brief is now available. Look forward to the next phase! https://t.co/OONludm4yz