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Climate Justice in the Global South #05
2020-10-12
The chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a Kick-off event with leading experts from around the globe who talk about Climate Justice in the Global South.
Enjoy the fifth session from 12 October 2020 (13:15-14:00pm) in which Professor Patricia Kameri-Mbote from the University of Nairobi lectures on “Tackling Climate Change through international Law – Advocacy Litigation”.
Watch it here.

Climate Justice in the Global South #04
2020-10-12
The chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a Kick-off event with leading experts from around the globe who talk about Climate Justice in the Global South.
Enjoy the fourth session from 12 October 2020 (11: 30am-12:00pm) in which Professor Rosalind Malcolm from the University of Surrey lectures on “The Law, Lawyers and Environmental Problems”.
Watch it here.

Climate Justice in the Global South #03
2020-10-12
The chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a Kick-off event with leading experts from around the globe who talk about Climate Justice in the Global South.
Enjoy the third session from 12 October 2020 (10:45-11:30am) in which Professor Thoko Kaime from the University of Bayreuth and Chairholder of African Legal Studies lectures on “The African Union and Climate Change”.
Watch it here.

Climate Justice in the Global South #02
2020-10-12
The chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a Kick-off event with leading experts from around the globe who talk about Climate Justice in the Global South.
Enjoy the second session from 12 October 2020 (9:45-10:30am) in which Professor Philippe Cullet from the SOAS University of London lectures on “International Legal Frameworks on Climate Change”.
Watch it here.

Climate Justice in the Global South #01
2020-10-12
The chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a Kick-off event with leading experts from around the globe who talk about Climate Justice in the Global South.
Enjoy the first session from 12 October 2020 in which Prof. Stephen Turner from the University of Essex lectures on “International Institutional Arrangements on Climate Change”.
Watch it here.

Everyone's Human Rights #04
2020-10-07
The Chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a series of debates on human rights in Africa. Enjoy the fourth session in which Hon. Yvonne Dausab, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Namibia, gives insights into
– The Namibian Constitution
– Namibia’s Value System
– Social Justice.
Watch it here.

1st Chilean-German-Tanzanian Legal Talks
2020-09-28
The Chair of African Legal Studies at the University of Bayreuth is launching together with the Heidelberg Center Latin America (HCLA) and the University of Chile a legal talk series. For our first legal session on 28th September 2020 we have invited three speakers to talk about human rights. The first speaker Dr. Jesse James (University of Dar es Salaam, School of Law) presents on “Synopsis of Tanzania Human Rights Legal Framework” He gives insights into:
– Protection of Human Rights
– Media Crime and Cyber Crime Act
– Tanzanian Constitution and Specialized Laws.
Watch the full event here.

Everyone's Human Rights #03
2020-09-09
The Chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a series of debates on human rights in Africa. Enjoy the third session from 9 September 2020 in which Dr. Melina Kalfelis gives insights into
– Violence and Security in Burkina Faso
– The Self-defense groups Koglweogos
– Hidden and undisguised Human Rights Violations
– Vigilantism as a political process.
Watch it here.

Everyone's Human Rights #02
2020-09-02
The Chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a series of debates on human rights in Africa. Enjoy the second session from 2 September 2020 in which Justice Professor Redson Kapindu gives insights into – freedom and dignity
– the relation between human rights and the concept of ubuntu
– human rights in the Malawian constitution.
Watch it here.

Everyone's Human Rights 2020 #01
2020-08-13
The Chair of African Legal Studies is hosting a series of debates on human rights in Africa. Enjoy the first session from 13 August 2020 in which Dr. Joan Nyanyuki gave insides on
– African Child Policy Forum
– broad meaning of child justice
– approaches on how to improve access to child friendly justice
– noting progress and challenges on the African continent
– application in criminal, civil and administrative justice, customary and traditional courts or other informal alternatives.
Watch it here.
