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Une conversation avec Dr. Aminata Toure - Politics, women's rights, intercountry adoptions and Thiéboudienne

Sûrement, Dr. Aminata Touré n’est plus à presenter.[1] With an unapologetic track record of dedication to human rights, especially women’s rights, economic injustice and opposing corruption; she now stands in the running to become the next President of Senegal. Dr Touré was the country’s Justice Minister (2012-2013), Prime Minister (2013-2014),…

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Nigeria's Creative Industries Development Bill: A Private International Law Perspective

When Burna Boy, who is based in Lagos, negotiates a contract to perform at the Paris Stade de France, perhaps doing so from his second home in London; private international law (“PIL”) is unavoidably engaged.[1] All parties involved need certainty and predictability on the legal norms that govern any international…

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Strengthening Africa's international obligations on child rights and protection: the importance of the Hague Children Conventions

17th International Association of Women Judges (“IAWJ”) Africa Regional Conference:Kampala UGANDA, 25 to 29 October 2022 - Women Judges Breaking Barriers to Equal Justice and Strengthening Institutions SDG 16- Peace, Justice & strong institution

Strengthening Africa’s international obligations on child rights and protection: the importance of the Hague…

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Why Nigeria should welcome the value and feasibility of acceding to the Hague Conference Children's Conventions

The mechanism for protecting the interests of Nigerian children caught in disputes across frontiers, including those with dual or other nationalities with a connection to Nigeria, has room for improvement. The next step must be progressive and impactful, and this ought to include concrete actions towards Nigeria becoming a contracting…

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Protection of Abducting Mothers in Return Proceedings: Intersection between Domestic Violence and Parental Child Abduction - 'POAM'

Domestic violence is the most common form of violence against women. Domestic violence affects women disproportionately. Domestic violence may be present in about 70% of parental child abduction cases. Domestic violence remains a high priority for the EU.

The very timely and much needed POAM project gets on the…

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