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Picture by DW/U. Wagner . Within the framework of the RLC workshop on “Policy, Law and Practice: Ensuring full Rights for the most Marginalized Citizen” from June 9 until June 14, 2018 at Campus Bonn, “Right Livelihood Award” Laureate Colin Gonsalves gave an interview on his work at the Right …
Together with Eric Mutisya Kioko, RLC Bonn Alumni Willis Okumu published an article on “Appeasing the Land: Local Peace Committees and the Legitimation of Traditional Peacemaking in Kenya” in the May edition of the Journal of African-Centered Solutions in Peace and Security. The complete journal can be found here. Bibliographical …
From June 9 until 14, 2018, the RLC Campus Bonn organized a large international workshop on “Policy, Law and Practice: Ensuring full Rights for the Most Marginalized Citizens”. PhD students from all over the world as well as “Alternative Nobel Prize”-Laureate Colin Gonsalves from India and other experts came together …
The RLC Campus Bonn and the City of Bonn are organising a Public Panel Discussion on “Human Rights Matter! Defending Marginalised Citizens”, with: – Colin Gonsalves, “Alternative Nobel Prize” Winner, Human Rights Law Network, India – Abdallah Saleh Possi, Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania in Germany and RLC …
Keeping up the good relations: On April 12, 2018, Dr. David Amudavi, Director of the BIOVISION Africa Trust in Kenya, met in Bonn with researchers of ZEF and the Right Livelihood College. The BIOVISION Africa Trust has won the Right Livelihood Award in 2013. Please find more information about it here.
RLC PhD student Juliet Wanjiku Kamau attended BIOFACH 2018, a world organic trade fair which brings together stakeholders in the organic food sector, and participated in discussions on challenges currents trends in the organic food sector. This year’s trade fair was held in Nuremberg, Germany. Juliet was in accompanied by …
