Check out Raymond Atuguba's new piece : "Customary Law Revivalism: Seven Phases in the Evolution of Customary Law in Sub-Saharan Africa".
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Lee la traducción de la pieza de Tullio Scovazzi y Laura Westra, "La salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial en virtud de la Convención de la Unesco de 2003", aquí: https://t.co/bfBiZD0fMj ¡Gracias a Alice Sara De Marzo!
Lisez la nouvelle traduction de l'article d’Irene Watson en français, "Les Premières Nations et le projet colonial", ici: https://t.co/LxjtzUD5fF Merci à Valérie Fankhauser!
Check out "Law Among Peoples", our podcast on intangible cultural protection regimes and throat singing! Listen to the discussion with katajjaq throat singer practitioner Evie Mark and Avataq Cultural Institute’s Louis Gagnon and Marie-Pierre Gadoud at https://t.co/AeOJGD7nNa
Check out Adrien Habermacher's comments on the pedagogical potential of Jean d'Aspremont's latest monograph.
"BOOK REVIEW: Jean d’Aspremont, International Law as a Belief System" - Now available on https://t.co/ZhTakY3ujy
Now Available! - "BOOK REVIEW: Jean d’Aspremont, International Law as a Belief System" by Adrien Habermacher.
This forthcoming piece, a part of Inter Gentes' upcoming issue, is available on our website: https://t.co/ZhTakY3ujy
"What is wrong with the unrestrained corporatization and professionalization of the Human Rights field?" see what authors Valentina Montoya-Robledo & J. Sebastián Rodríguez-Alarcón have to say at https://t.co/2fFUdWWunF
Join Inter Gentes and the authors in an important discussion about contemporary Human Rights work and legal practice. This forthcoming article is available now on https://t.co/ZhTakY3ujy
Marawi, Philippines, “A homegrown extremist group loyal to ISIS seized the city about a year ago. The result was the longest urban combat in the country since World War II.”
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Migración, Turquía y el acuerdo migratorio con la Unión Europea: los(as) invitamos a leer el artículo de Alessandra Enrico Headrington, Bachiller en Derecho por la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
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We are pleased to announce that we've now enabled commenting on our website! Feel free to start the dialogue around Helga Turku's piece about cultural property as a tool of warfare.
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La version française de l'article de Marina Lostal dans notre 2ème publication, traduite par Étienne Saint-Pierre Lemay, est maintenant disponible sur notre site!
https://t.co/sJ4TYkWh5X
According to Akyol, the film was meant to portray the strength and power of women. It was not meant to demonstrate the horrors of war perpetrated by Daesh. To her, this theme is already very often addressed. Rather, she chose to show the humane sides of war.
Discussion on the floor: is the film too decontextualized? Does it glorify the PKK? Akyol answers that she is not taking a political position in the creation of this film, but rather aims to paint a picture of the current situation and of the daily lives of these women.
Akyol explique la réaction du publique canadien à son film. Le point de vue intime, ainsi que la touche personnelle apportée au film touche le public et apporte une perspective différente au contexte instable de guerre au Moyent-Orient, notamment avec la situation des Kurds.
Zaynê Akyol, director of acclaimed documentary "Gulîstan, Land of Roses", joins us this evening to talk about her roots, inspiration for the film, and the personal connection she has with the the people documented in it.
Rejoignez-nous le mardi 13 mars à 17h30 au salle 312 du NCDH pour regarder Gulîstan, terre des roses et discuter avec le directeur du film, Zaynê Akyol. Des rafraîchissements seront servis! Pour plus de détails, visiter: https://t.co/TazkNb7m3u
Join us Tuesday, March 13th at 5:30pm in Rm 312 of NCDH to watch Gulîstan, Land of Roses and discuss with the film’s director, Zaynê Akyol. Refreshments will be served! For more details check: https://t.co/Wr9ccWWbsh