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Nansamba Hadijah, Lecturer and PhD candidate, Mountains of the Moon University, Uganda | Advancing gender equality in Ugandan Corporate landscape: Aligning business responsibilities with human rights obligations |
Dr Pricilar Vengesai, Post Doc fellow, UNISA | Women exclusion in African politics: effects of unconstitutional change of government to women political participation in Africa |
Prof. Azubike Onuora-Oguno & Hassan Abimbola, University of Ilorin | Illegality of legal theory: legal mobilisation and legal consciousness as instigator of unconstitutional change of government |
Sikelela Ndlazi: Chair of Department and PhD Candidate, UNISA & Prof Angelo Dube, Director School of Law, UNISA |
Appreciating ASM as a tool to fulfil human rights in business and rural development in south Africa |
Pacharo Kayira, Deputy Permanent Representative of Malawi to UN, Geneva | Unconstitutional change of government: a watershed moment for Africa |
Dr Chairman Okoloise, Post Doc Fellow University of South Africa | The UNGP’s and binding instrument on business and human rights as a ‘poisoned chalice’ in the fight against corporate abuses in Africa |
Sydney Tambasi, Lead Editor Afronomislaw Academic Forum, Kenya | From the imperial British east Africa company to the nation-state to the corporations: tracing the patterns in human rights responsibilities and abuse in Kenya’s history |
Daisy Biwot, G&A Advocates LLP in Nairobi Kenya | Strengthening the interplay between Business and Human Rights: Exploring Kenya’s Tea and Extractive sector(s) |
Dr Arsene D NENE BI, Université Alassane Ouattara | Les changements anticonstitutionnels de gouvernement: entre rétablissement de l’État de droit et atteintes aux droits de l’homme |
Bertand Pamfouet, Université de Leipzig | Comment lutter contre les changements anticonstitutionnels en Afrique? Enjeux théoriques et perspectives analytiques dans le cas de Cameroun |