Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi

Law Lecturer(UCC, Ghana), PhD Candidate (Law), Founder-CATIPs-Ghana, Former Mayor. Interested in International Economic Law, Business and Human Rights.

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

#UEED 11th Annual Conference
I am presenting 2 papers:
1. Theories of Economic Integration in Africa and Implications for the African Continental Free Trade Area.
2. Saving Honest Entrepreneurs through the Second Chance Policy in Ghana.

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

#TILA@20
20TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW IN AFRICA
#UPLaw #UWCLaw

[U-Law @ULawsocial]

https://t.co/mUUk0PPvcJ

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

@BHRJournal @juliadehm @UKCLA1 @davidjasonkarp @ProfSuryaDeva @DrMariannaLeite @bhrwettstein @NadiaBernaz @TaraVanHo @felogene @ciara_hackett @InclusiveLaw @Gabymquijano @shakoorahmd This was a forum worth attending.

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

2nd African Business and Human Rights Forum https://t.co/kCpVc4R5po via @YouTube

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

@VellahKigwiru It will be interesting for #Competition Practitioners to follow this discussion.

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

@etsedafeamekpor Unwarranted commentary from the #AGGhana

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

@dsolawuyi @_AfricanUnion @WGBizHRs Prof. Last year's forum in Ghana was eventful for #BHR research. I am joining this year's session virtually. I was with Dr. Abe at his virtual book launch during the Ghana Forum. I have ordered a copy of your book on Amazon.

[Kigwiru Vellah Kedogo @VellahKigwiru]

I'm speaking at The AfCFTA Competition Protocol and Digital Markets Regulation in Africa. Would you like to attend? https://t.co/hmr5ieMEtF

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

I'm excited to attend AfricanBHR Forum 2023 https://t.co/CBhhchKzHo @sched

[BHR Journal @BHRJournal]

Join our BHRJ webinar on 17 August 2023 for discussing our upcoming special issue on "Beyond HRDD: What Else Do We Need?". Register for conversation with @juliadehm @UKCLA1 @davidjasonkarp @ProfSuryaDeva @DrMariannaLeite & Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky.
https://t.co/EiZ7ZWnvpw

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

#MSMEDAY2023
June 27 must prompt us to celebrate the invaluable contributions of MSMEs to the growth of the World's economy while reflecting on the challenges confronting with the MSME ecosystem.
#MSMELaw #Trade

[AfIELN_SIEL @af_ieln]

Regional integration arrangements in Africa have not paid enough systematic attention to how rules of integration impact commercial law & cross-boarder trading. - as adapted from Prof. Oppong's 2nd Keynote. #afieln2023.

[carol omari @carollichuma]

Had a lovely time at day 2 of the @af_ieln conference with my partner in crime @FlorenceShako ✨ Looking forward to day 3 and our #BizHumanRights presentation later this morning #afieln2023

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

I will be attending the African International Economic Law Network (@af_ieln) conference in Accra.

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

@af_ieln @Sue_onyeka @Titi_Adebola @VellahKigwiru @OhioOmiunu @AfricanUnionLaw @afronomicslaw @BabsFagbayibo @nyuiilj @sielnet @RegisYSimo I will be attending the @af_ieln Conference

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

Domestication of International Law on the Environment and Climate Change in Ghana: Challenges... - https://t.co/nd4cElFQcm #ScholarAlerts

[Institute of African Studies, Univ. of Ghana @IASUG]

We are a day away from Day 2 of the roundtable discussions on ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND THE AFRICAN UNIVERSITY.

@NAnyidoho @iakarimgh and others will address various subjects related to the theme.

Here’s how you can also join the conversation virtually: https://t.co/JTIugsRVMx

[Francis Kofi Korankye-Sakyi @Sakyiba]

Critical reflections on the justiciability of the right to education in Ghana - https://t.co/82THJoMr0X #ScholarAlerts

[AFROPRACTICALIST @BabsFagbayibo]

"At the heart of the debate on Article 4(h) of the Constitutive Act is whether it establishes a new and separate exception to the prohibition on the use of force under Article 2(4) of the UN Charter, which is accepted as a peremptory norm of general international law."