Rohingya ‚lost generation‘ struggle to study in #Bangladesh camps

„I feel sad that they used to study with us, but they have to stop now“: Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya students are being expelled from Bangladeshi schools. pic.twitter.com/G0gDf4gRqN

— DW News (@dwnews) 19. März 2019

“Our headmaster called us into his office & told us that there’s an order that #Rohingya students have no rights to study here anymore. We went back home crying”

They fled #Myanmar. Now Rohingya ‚lost generation‘ struggle to study in #Bangladesh campshttps://t.co/lKzTzQEuKh

— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 19. März 2019

Controversial land law threatens #Myanmar ethnic communities.

Millions of people face the possibility of having no legal rights over their land https://t.co/vuLQUyyzKQhttps://t.co/RuMlljTMo3

— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 19. März 2019

@tobycadman and I explain in greater depth our recent Article 15 communication with the OTP at the #ICC, concerning #jurisdiction for #Syria and the implications of a preliminary examination being opened @GuernicaCentre@GuernicaLaw37https://t.co/2sEzq9N8G3

— Carl Buckley (@prisonlawyer66) 19. März 2019

I think the Cambodia example is particularly important because it is post-Charter. I agree with @TomRuys_Law
that we have to be careful when we rely on pre-Charter examples, because we cannot simply assume that they are picked up by the “inherent” right of self-defence.

— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 19. März 2019

New @opiniojuris: the Nixon administration’s invocation of “unwilling or unable” in #Cambodia during the #VietnamWar. Massive hat-tip to @bryancuddy5’s fantastic work. https://t.co/JqzUo133mZ #jusadbellum@OConnell_IntLaw@samuelmoyn

— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 19. März 2019

CCHR releases its latest newsletter, covering the possible temporary suspension of the #EBA, the next steps for #CSOs after the 3rd #UPR of #Cambodia, and the responsibility of businesses to protect human rights #bizhumanrights. Read it here: https://t.co/6ktBP6ktzspic.twitter.com/uhF306mkhq

— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 18. März 2019

TAKE ACTION: Email the British government now calling on them to commission an independent review and evaluation of British aid and support for the peace process. https://t.co/4yAXi96g3p

— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 14. März 2019

Vor ihrem Wechsel an die Universität Konstanz hat Humboldt-Professorin Dr. Anke Hoeffler mit ihrer Familie in Oxford gelebt. Beitrag via @suedkurierkn: #unikonstanz#Brexithttps://t.co/RQa1ivsSnc

— Universität Konstanz (@unikonstanz) 19. März 2019

#Stellenangebot: Wir haben im Fachbereich Literaturwissenschaft ab dem nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine 75%-Stelle im wissenschaftlichen Bereich zu besetzen – Voraussetzung ist eine abgeschlossene Promotion in der Neueren Deutschen Literatur: https://t.co/4ppgZtJe48 #unikonstanz

— Universität Konstanz (@unikonstanz) 18. März 2019

Bosnian Higher Education is in the Jaws of Politicians | Balkanist https://t.co/2mgLObBCVS

— Dunja Mijatovic (@Dunja_Mijatovic) 19. März 2019

#American universities cutting ties to #Huawei and #ConfuciusInstitute .The University of #Minnesota ends programmes with both.

— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 19. März 2019

#News Lens: Gender scorecard and analysis of AIIB projects: a documentary review https://t.co/owQZaARZZD

— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 19. März 2019

Don’t miss this session with Laure Brillaud from @TI_EU on #GoldenVisas at the #OECDintegrity Forum. Tomorrow at 14:30 👇https://t.co/6GwmOsKG7h

— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 19. März 2019

An important court decision https://t.co/d80fHIZDo4

— Anthony Clark Arend (@arenda) 19. März 2019

A great honour to speak The the United Nations Human Rights Council today. Our panel, organized by the International Commission of Jurists, was on justice for international crimes in… https://t.co/GflrfDKYr7

— Mark Kersten (@MarkKersten) 19. März 2019