Activists-in-Exile are those who are forced to flee their country of origin for fear of persecution owing to their activism. While research on Activists-in-Exile (or AiEs) is still in an emergent phase, Professor John Packer and his colleagues are seeking to open up a new avenue of understanding on the topic and develop options to support AiEs.
Activists-in-Exile are those who are forced to flee their country of origin for fear of persecution owing to their activism. While research on Activists-in-Exile (or AiEs) is still in an emergent phase, Professor John Packer and his colleagues are seeking to open up a new avenue of understanding on ...
Two students from the Common Law Section, Dalia Dadi (The French common law program) and Jasjeet Dhaliwal, have tied for first place in the 2022 Initiates Cup in the Dominion Mock Trial Moot Court competition.
Two students from the Common Law Section, Dalia Dadi (The French common law program) and Jasjeet Dhaliwal, have tied for first place in the 2022 Initiates Cup in the Dominion Mock Trial Moot Court competition.
Every country has laws that govern the acquisition and loss of citizenship. While Canada’s model is not perfect, Canadian citizenship is more desirable than that of the vast majority of other countries in the world.
Every country has laws that govern the acquisition and loss of citizenship. While Canada’s model is not perfect, Canadian citizenship is more desirable than that of the vast majority of other countries in the world.
We are delighted to congratulate the Honourable Paul S. Rouleau, LLB ’77, and David Nahwegahbow, LLB ’80, who were each presented with degrees of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa (LLD) by the Law Society of Ontario.
We are delighted to congratulate the Honourable Paul S. Rouleau, LLB ’77, and David Nahwegahbow, LLB ’80, who were each presented with degrees of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa (LLD) by the Law Society of Ontario.
Sarah Gagnon and Taylor Wormington, both 2020 graduates of the joint Political Science and Juris Doctor program at uOttawa, have been admitted to the University of Cambridge to pursue their LLM degrees. Recently, these two best friends were thrilled to learn they are also both recipients of the prestigious Right Honourable Paul Martin Sr. Scholarship.
Sarah Gagnon and Taylor Wormington, both 2020 graduates of the joint Political Science and Juris Doctor program at uOttawa, have been admitted to the University of Cambridge to pursue their LLM degrees. Recently, these two best friends were thrilled to learn they are also both recipients of the pres...
