On Friday 1st November, join GW4, alongside University of Bristol and Cardiff University Law Schools for a Leverhulme Trust Lecture delivered by Justice Professor Joel Ngugi: 'Access to Justice and Kenya's Transformative Constitution.'
Justice Professor Joel Ngugi
The Old Council Chamber, Wills Memorial Building, Queens Road, Bristol, BS8 1RJ
On Friday 1st November, join GW4, alongside University of Bristol and Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd Law Schools for a Leverhulme Trust Lecture
Justice Professor Joel Ngugi: 'Access to Justice and Kenya's Transformative Constitution'
📆 Friday 1st November, 5pm - 6:30pm
📍 The Old Council Chamber (Room 1.11), Wills Memorial Building, The University of Bristol
💻 Or join online via Zoom please register with Eventbrite to receive the link.
Register to attend via Eventbrite from the GW4 web site
The in-person session will be open to all GW4 university members, whilst the online event is open to everyone.
About Justice Professor Joel Ngugi
An internationally renowned scholar and judge, Justice Prof Ngugi studied law at the University of Nairobi and holds an SJD from Harvard. A pioneer of Third World Approaches to International Law, he held academic posts in the US before joining the Kenyan judiciary where he has been director of the Judiciary Academy, the preeminent judicial training institute in Africa. He currently sits in the Court of Appeal. In 2018, he was appointed by the Chief Justice to the chair of Kenya’s Taskforce on Alternative Justice Systems.
