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International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
All the way from the United Kingdom(UK) 🇬🇧 , Ms.Sarah visiting Uganda for the first time, her google search led her to @EwaffeVillage. As a sole Traveller, her quest was to get a cultural feel of Uganda and here she is walking like an indigenous Ugandan🇺🇬 #Ewaffe #Soletraveller
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Pleased to share my short reflection on
‘Low Emissions & Economic Survival - Countries in the Global South aren’t getting a fair deal’
in @TC_Africa.
I draw attention to investment laws misalignment for achieving climate goals.
#COP28
#COP28UAE
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A big "thank you" to the Asian Ambassador's Wives Association in Geneva (AAWAG) for making it possible for ILaED.org to participate in the Asian Harvest Festival Bazaar which took place on 2 June 2022 in Geneva at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
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Under "World Intellectual Property Day 2022 with Women and Youth in Uganda", ILaED.org shares its thoughts, experiences with women who are youth. Please have a look ilaed.org/post/world-intelle…
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Lots of laudable achievement from @IPChairUCT in 2021, despite the challenges of the pandemic. Glad to be associated. Looking forward to a greater 2022.
ipchair.uct.ac.za/news/newsl…
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Our pitch in competition for BØWIE awards is here: youtu.be/hLUHr-LBynY
Watch and then vote here for @ilaedorg: bowiecreators.com/vote-2021
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Thank you to our wonderful @af_ieln family (Executive Team, Colloquium Organising Committee, Chairs, Panelists and Participants) for the engaging +enriching conversations on IEL! Look forward to our next conference… But before, lots to do for the Africa we want. @ouma_patricia
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Small farmers have the answer to feeding the world. Why isn’t the UN listening? | Elizabeth Mpofu and Henk Hobbelink theguardian.com/global-devel…
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#WIPO conversation on data and IP, Daniela Simmone No need for more incentives right now see explosion of data. Some say data is the new oil but data is not finite and cannot be contained.
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Very pleased to have presented the case for "Lifedata" as new legal device for categorsing data in the context of IP and privacy law, at the WIPO - Conversation on IP and Frontier Technologies #intellectualproperty #DataAnalytics #Copyright
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Dr @JoyKategekwa at the roundtable on AfCFTA_Trade and Investment in Africa, outlining the role of lawyers in developing African Trade Law and policy that respond to the continental needs.
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Great conversation on COVID-19 and electronic Commerce: Experiences and Responses, at the @af_ieln. Captured by a friend while dealing with a difficult political question of "who negotiates the AfCFTA". Joins us tomorrow for more interesting conversations, luc.zoom.us/meeting/register…
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
It was a great first day indeed. Srsly, centering the geo-political, social, economic, legal & cultural contexts of a non-monolithic African continent is critical & much needed bottom-up approach to proferring solutions to the continent's IEL challenges. #AfIELN2021
Day 1: Powerful and productive discussions on why we should centre African International Economic Law (and Practice) on African priorities.
May sound parochial, but the conclusion was-African solutions for African International Economic Law problems. #afieln2021 @ouma_patricia
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Great conversation on COVID-19 and e-Commerce in Africa, at the 5th @af_ieln virtual colloquium. Thanks to panel chair Jacquelene Mwangi and fellow panellists @sithabiso89, Nanjira Annabel and Franziska Sucker
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Prof Richard Frimpong Oppong chairing the roundtable on the @afcfta2, trade and investment in Africa at the 5th @af_ieln which continues tomorrow Join for free here luc.zoom.us/meeting/register…. @afronomicslaw, @msamaka, @Titi_Adebola, @caro_ncube
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Prof @bisi_akins on infrastructure for the implementation of the @afcfta2 , today at the 5th @af_ieln . Join use tomorrow for free at luc.zoom.us/meeting/register…
International Lawyers & Economists for Development retweeted
Day 1: Powerful and productive discussions on why we should centre African International Economic Law (and Practice) on African priorities.
May sound parochial, but the conclusion was-African solutions for African International Economic Law problems. #afieln2021 @ouma_patricia