Being the chairperson of the Irish Section of PBI (Peace Brigades International - a non-partisan, non-governmental organization founded in 1981 to protect human rights and promote non-violent transformation of conflicts) since 2021, he will use his academic scholarship - the Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) - to sketch and explain the necessity of diverse approaches to human rights to disrupt conflicts and pave the way to peace through law
Title:
Educating Peace through Law: TWAIL-ing the Peace Brigades InternationalWebinar Date+Time:
Monday, July 25, 2022
Noon - 1:00PM Pacific Time
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Speaker:
Dr. Ananthavinayagan Thamil has taught widely in subjects in relation to international human rights law, international humanitarian law, transitional justice, conflict resolution, business and human rights, refugee law and public international law et al. At University of Nottingham he teaches European Convention on Human Rights, International Human Rights Law and UK Public Law. He continues to be a panel member to the International Protection Office, Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland); previously he worked as a Fellow and research assistant to the Irish Centre for Human Rights in Galway, Ireland. He is the author of “Sri Lanka, Human Rights, and the United Nations” [2019, ISBN 9789811373497] and is working on his second book, 'Taming the Beast', on Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL).
By:
Washington State Bar Association
Credits:
Washington State: 1 General Credit Applied For. For other jurisdictions, a Certificate Of Attendance will be emailed upon request.
Cost:
Free.
Speaker:
Dr. Ananthavinayagan Thamil has taught widely in subjects in relation to international human rights law, international humanitarian law, transitional justice, conflict resolution, business and human rights, refugee law and public international law et al. At University of Nottingham he teaches European Convention on Human Rights, International Human Rights Law and UK Public Law. He continues to be a panel member to the International Protection Office, Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland); previously he worked as a Fellow and research assistant to the Irish Centre for Human Rights in Galway, Ireland. He is the author of “Sri Lanka, Human Rights, and the United Nations” [2019, ISBN 9789811373497] and is working on his second book, 'Taming the Beast', on Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL).
By:
Washington State Bar Association
Credits:
Washington State: 1 General Credit Applied For. For other jurisdictions, a Certificate Of Attendance will be emailed upon request.
Cost:
Free.
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