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Protests Worldwide: A Study in Uganda, Nigeria, and Bangladesh

In recent years, protests have erupted across the globe, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with leadership and governance. In this blog post, we will explore the dynamics of protests in three specific countries: Uganda, Nigeria, and Bangladesh. Each region has its unique context, yet they share common themes of discontent and the quest for change. The voices of our panelists shed light on the underlying issues and the implications of these protests. Understanding Protests: Definitions and Contexts […]

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South Africa vs Israel ICJ Case: An African Leadership for the Prevention & Punishment of Genocide

On 27 January 2024, the Firdaous Initiative for Academic Excellence held its first seminar of the year, focusing on the crucial case in today’s global landscape involving South Africa and Israel. The discussion focused on the decision of the International Court of Justice regarding the request for provisional measures. The session, moderated by Ms. Mary Joy Adeke, involved Mr. Kimani Kimani, Professor of International Law at Mount Kenya University, and Mr. Swaleh H. Wengo, Assistant

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THE CURRENT ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN PALESTINE AND ISRAEL: EXPLORING AREAS OF CONTENTION

The current armed conflict between Palestinians and Israel is a complex and long-standing struggle over land, identity, and security. It has its roots in the late nineteenth century, when the Zionist movement emerged as a response to the persecution of Jews in Europe and sought to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine, then under Ottoman rule. The conflict intensified after World War I, when Britain took control of Palestine and issued the Balfour Declaration, promising

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