Proud to have been on the Crimes Against Humanity Advisory Council for many years. The CAH treaty project, driven & promoted by @leilasadat1 & others, is now close to realisation in the diplomatic phase & we may soon see a treaty adopted. All hands on deck! @_IJR_@ILPANetwork
Happy to see this out in the wild, with my ch on African regional efforts to combat transnational organised crime (*these efforts are works in progress!) @transcrim @ILPANetwork https://t.co/1cjVkNLVKl
Happy to see this out in the wild, with my ch on African regional efforts to combat transnational organised crime (*these efforts are works in progress!) @transcrim @ILPANetwork https://t.co/1cjVkNLVKl
To my 🌍 followers/friends - 🇿🇦 will hold general elections in May this year, 30 years since first post-apartheid democratic elections. It seems 2b one of the most interesting elections yet! For expert insights, be sure to follow: @sthembete@MbekezeliMB@DrAyeshaOmar@_IJR_ …
So wonderful to host the breaker of glass ceilings @nnnegm@LawLeicester. Such an inspiration! Day 1 meeting our students. Thanks LULS x PALS Presidents for organising .
Event Two
Amb.Dr Namira Ngem’s talk on ‘The African Migration Observatory: A fundamental tool for Migration in Africa’.
Date: 6 March 2024
Time: 16:00-18:00 UK Time
Venue: Room SBB 2.07 and online
To reserve a space, contact Dr Eki Yemisi Omorogbe, [email protected]
Event One
Book launch: Ambassador Dr Namira Negm’s An Introduction to the African Union Environmental Treaties
Date: 6 March 2024
Time: 12:00-13:00 UK Time
Venue: JGR, Leicester Law School and online
To reserve a space, contact Dr Eki Yemisi Omorogbe, [email protected]
@MarkKersten Invested as Dugard is a member of @ILPANetwork which I established; Shaw for many years led the International Law (IL) team @LawLeicester where I work; and the lives of people as well as the future direction(s) of international law are at stake
The #UNSC passed a resolution supporting UN funding of African-led peace operations 15-0, although only after a US/UK amendment insisting UN contributions should be capped at 75 squeaked through with 9 votes (and 6 abstentions). [1/3]