Happy to have been nominated as a Woman to Watch in Law by the Institute @AfricaWomenLaw
— Eki Yemisi Omorogbe 🌿🌸🌼🪴 (@ekiyemisi) June 24, 2021
Appearing soon: My contribution to its Amandla! Women in Law Speak initiative at: Amandla! African Women in Law Speak Series: https://t.co/lbCEDQTFx6
Publication: Access to Socio-Economic Rights: A Study Across 6 African Countries
Our member Cristiano d’Orsi just co-published with Sergio Carciotto a report on access to Socio-Economic Rights in 6 African countries.
The PDF version of the report can be found here.
The web-based version of it here.
Reblogging: An African Protocol on Mass-Influx of Refugees
One of our members, Cristiano D’Orsi, recently published a piece in the American Society of International Law‘s blog for the Interest Group on Refugee Law.
Reblogging: Kenyan court forces the country to review its options on Dadaab refugee camp
One of our members, Cristiano D’Orsi, recently published a piece in The Conversation about the uncertain future of the biggest refugee camp in the world, Dadaab.
Reblogging: Trump’s attempt to ban refugees will hurt Africa. But there’s not a lot it can do
One of our members, Cristiano D’Orsi, recently published a piece in The Conversation about the Trump administration’s Muslim Ban and its impact on refugees.
Welcome to ILPAN
Welcome to the International Law and Policy in Africa Network (ILPAN) website. ILPAN is an interdisciplinary research group, set up to promote discussion, debate, collaborative research and to be a forum for public engagement on African issues. Our group is made up primarily of, but not limited to, academics with an interest in International Law and Policy in Africa. Our members are located worldwide.