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Author: Rugenge wa Nciko

31 Jul

Symposium on Unbroken Bond: Tracing the Ties Between African and Palestinian Anti-Colonial Struggles – Solidarity Between the Palestinian Al-Haq and Congolese Action Youth Platform’s Campaigns against Genocide: A Focus on the Politics of Language and Naming

[Rugenge wa Nciko is an LLB student at Kabarak University Law School, a Kabarak Legal Aid Clinic (CLACLE) board member and a Trainee Editor at the Kabarak Law Review. He was born in the war-torn Eastern DRC and a citizen of DRC and interested in contributing to addressing the human rights and humanitarian situation in his country, across Africa.] International law...

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