Happy to share my first ever (edited) book to publish. Kindly find it at https://t.co/NAIPT5q4wN
Entitled "Economic Development and Human Rights in Contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa"
With my featuring chapter as well: Chapter 10.
Our panel on the voices of displaced. We deliberated on a numbers of issues and think of the need for an outreach on displaced by development and provide legal aid.
Today is a big day at the @UdsmOfficial RCFD as we will present some of our preliminary findings of the research we conducted in 2024. Stay tuned. See the first session for the morning attached @KwekaOpportuna#8th VSS
Members of the @UdsmOfficial RCFD gathered to listen to Prof. Patricia Daley on "decolonizing migration." During the three day writing workshop at the Silversand hotel @IDRC_CRDI@IDRC_ESARO@KwekaOpportuna
The #Sussex3MT People's Choice award went to Leonard Chimanda Joseph from Law, Politics & Sociology.
Using personal anecdotes to explain his research examining what impact the UN's Global Compact on Refugees has on refugees in Tanzania.
https://t.co/mcgyp3wDdX
#SussexDocFest
Join us this coming Tuesday as we talk about security and protection existing in antagonism. It is 4 pm Tanzania time. Click the link.
https://t.co/4G2HyJ0kUG
@KwekaOpportuna@IDRC_ESARO@IDRC_CRDI
Leonard Chimanda Joseph gave his Three Minute Thesis Talk looking at international refugee law and the Global Compact on Refugees, based on his personal journey from Tanzania to study in the UK. #Sussex3MT
Congratulations to @LeonardChimand1 for having won the first LPS School 3-minute thesis competition, with his presentation on "The Role of the Global Compact on Refugees Towards the Identification of Durable Solution(s) for Self Settled Refugees in Kigoma Villages in Tanzania".
Check out this new blogpost by SLS doctoral researcher Leonard Chimanda Joseph: '“You know what you want but you don’t know how to get it”: Exploring the essence of a theoretical framework in legal research' https://t.co/uES8FmRCmQ
Interesting blog post by @SussexLaw PhD researcher Leonard Chimanda Joseph on law and theory: '"You know what you want but you don’t know how to get it”: Exploring the essence of a theoretical framework in legal research'.
https://t.co/AjmCP5Gh5v
Official launch of the @IDRC_CRDI Research Chairs on Forced Displacement @UdsmOfficial. An exciting and innovative program led by Dr. @KwekaOpportuna. Hongera!
RCFD's (KUS's) Dar es Salaam outreach team preparing to teach human rights, refugees laws and policies and acculturation to some groups in Dar es Salaam. Thanks to Dignity Kwanza, our interns, @IDRC_CRDI and @UdsmOfficial
#feelgoodthursday highlights reel from the
@icrc 21st All Africa IHL competition. my lol is seeing captured Adhikari's face as Joyce confiscates her phone. nice work @josiahmaskuji https://t.co/tQUMshoihG
Great to be at @Refugees High Commissioner's Dialogue in #Geneva this week. Localized research is a key dimension of development cooperation in responding to #forcedmigration.
More to come from collaboration with @IDRC_CRDI, @FFVT_Project, the de Mello Chairs and others!
We are so much delighted and honoured. The School of Law University of Dodoma for the first time in Tanzania history has been the first University in the Country to win the All Africa International Humanitarian Law mootcourt 'competition'. Job well done by our students.Kudos👏