We are delighted to offer two funded #PhDScholarships in Deprivation of Liberty supervised by Dr Roisin Mulgrew and Transitional Justice & Peacebuilding supervised by Anita Ferrara. Find out more at: universityofgalway.ie/business-publi…

Huge congratulations Claire Raissian 🎊

Trending in #Criminology: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) The Prison Bust: Declining carceral capacity in an era of mass incarceration (Punishment and Society) 2a) Racial Exclusion & Human Trafficking of Migrant Workers in Qatar (@sls_journal) 2b) Sexual Violence Among Higher Education Students

Spoke to the BBC ahead of COP28 about whether China & India should pay for Loss & Damage Yesterday's decision places no obligations on rich, historical polluters to pay up first The question should be: given rich countries' total abdication of responsibility, why should they?

République centrafricaine : Siobhán Mullally (UN SR Trafficking in Persons) , Rapporteuse spéciale sur la traite des personnes, appelle à l'action pour prévenir la traite et garantir la responsabilité, en particulier pour les femmes et les enfants. buff.ly/3uFqTBz

I have a piece in this edition of Irish Judicial Studies Journal on customary international law in the domestic Irish legal system--huge thanks to Dr Laura Cahillane and the rest of the editorial team! ijsj.ie/editions/2023-…

Ethnic cleansing, then and now. A piece in today's The Irish Times on the striking parallels between Bosnia and Gaza. Since I wrote it: UN Relief Chief has described Gaza as "uninhabitable" and reports emerge that Israel is asking African nations to accept Palestinian refugees.

A helpful explainer from our colleague Prof Shane Darcy with Irish Times Podcasts as the proceedings commence today between South Africa and Israel before the International Court of Justice. University of Galway Law Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway irishtimes.com/podcasts/in-th…

Our joint statement - I join w/ colleagues UN Special Procedures and welcome the proceedings brought by South Africa under the Genocide Convention. Full text at link below. ohchr.org/en/press-relea…

Wishing Michael O'Flaherty Michael O'Flaherty (former Director Irish Centre for Human Rights) the very best in the forthcoming election for post of @COE Commissioner for Human Rights.

Delighted to say my book with OUP Law is almost here. Can be pre-ordered & thanks to Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway Irish Centre for Human Rights NUI, will also be open access. ‘Human Rights and the Care of Older People: Dignity, Vulnerability, and the Anti-Torture Norm’

Calling #migration researchers! Join us at Ulster University Belfast in May for an SLSA seminar. Organised by Dr Sarah Craig and Gillian Kane of UU Law, together with Neil Graffin, Dr Ben Hudson, and Amanda Gray Meral. For more info and to register, head to: tinyurl.com/293x2tvm

NEW BLOG POST: 'Towards the recognition climate migrants: Reflections on the African Guiding Principles on the Rights of All Migrants' by Monica Namanya rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2024/04/26/tow…

A (few) thoughts on the African Commission’s guiding principles on the rights of all migrants and climate-induced human mobility Irish Centre for Human Rights African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights Africa Climate Mobility Initiative

At the UN Human Rights Council United Nations Human Rights Council - very good to join Irish Centre for Human Rights Dr Niamh Keady Tabbal and our PhD researchers doing great work United Nations Geneva Monica Namanya Favour Offia Kirsten Larson

Young people will make up 20% of the world’s population by 2030. One of the greatest global challenges will be to get these 1.3 billion people into decent work. 🆕 @ILO report explains how to create a brighter future for youth: ow.ly/Maab50SSKIf #Youth2030

Thrilled to see the article that I presented at the EHRL_Conference23 in Faculty of Law published in the latest issue of the European Human Rights Law Review (EHRLR). A heartfelt thank you to the Irish Centre for Human Rights at University of Galway Law and IrishResearch for their support.

In 1807, Omar ibn Said, a Muslim scholar, was stolen from Senegal & sold into slavery in America. He left behind an autobiography written in Arabic. To mark the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade & its Abolition, a thread on the remarkable story of Omar…

Congratulations to Dr. Daisy Nabasitu on her PhD conferral! @DaisyNaba, supervised by Professor @SMullallyLaw, completed a thesis examining the protection of labour rights of migrant domestic workers and trafficking for forced labour. @UniOfGalway @UniOfGalwayLaw

Delighted to have presented at the #Slsbristol24 at Bristol Law School with my amazing colleagues from Irish Centre for Human Rights. Thank you so much for the interesting discussion! IrishResearch