UN
Publications
- Between tunnel vision and a sliding scale
- The international criminal court as a 'transitional justice' mechanism in africa
- Between tunnel vision and a sliding scale
- Getting it right with health
- The Right to Health: Is There a Correlation Between Domestic Commitment and Treaty Engagement?
- Getting it Right with Health: Foreign Direct Investment as Africa's Best Chance to Achieve the Health Targets of Agenda 2030 Sustainably?
- The International Criminal Court as a 'Transitional Justice' Mechanism in Africa: Some Critical Reflections
- International Accountability in the Implementation of the Right to Development and the “Wonderful Artificiality” of Law: An African Perspective
- Between Tunnel Vision and a Sliding Scale: Power, Normativity and Justice in the Praxis of the International Criminal Court
- Adequate preparedness and response to future pandemics through the creation of a regional framework for health governance within the Inter-American Human Rights System – agenda for future research
- Research Report 2024: Regional Health Governance Study
- The African Human Rights and Transitional Justice Architecture: An Analytical Outline
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- OO
Obiora C. Okafor
- MP
Mathieu J. P. Poirier
- CB
Carlos Bernal-Pulido
- KW
Karline Wilson-Mitchell
- OE
Okechukwu (Jake) Effoduh
Assistant Professor - Toronto, Canada
- MA
Michelle Amri