Doctoral Candidates

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Current Doctoral Candidates at the Irish Centre for Human Rights

Doctoral Seminar 2019 The Irish Centre for Human Rights has numerous ‌doctoral candidates and postdoctoral researchers, working on an array of areas.

Ahmad Owies, Wesam: "The Role of Corporations in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Colonization, Nationalization, Occupation and Privatization"
Al-Haidari, Bethany: "Perceptions of Freedom among Saudi Citizens"
Al-Mujadi, Reem: "The Influence of the Ideological Misuses of Moral Convictions on Transitional Justice in the Middle East"
Bitorsoli, Marta: 'Transnational Criminal Law: National, Regional and International Prosecutorial Strategies'
Canossi, Beatrice: "The Use of Truth Commissions' Evidence in Prosecutions: bridging gaps and information sharing between international prosecutions and truth-seeking mechanisms"
Corcoran, Sally Anne: "The Impact of Women on the Protection of Human Rights in Peacekeeping."
Forde, Andrew: 'The Application of International Human Rights Law in States with Limited Recognition'
Gormley, Denise: "(Re) locating Law: Displacing Sexual and Gender Based Violence"
Henríquez, José: "Reintegration of gang members in the Northern Triangle of Central America. Perspectives from the International Human Rights Law"
Noir, Maëlle: ‘Distilling practice into theory: feminist lawyering as an alternative approach to address gender-based violence against women in the Ugandan refugee context.’
Offia, Favour: "Rights and Regulation of labour migration in Kenya and Uganda: A critical Third World Approach to human trafficking on the East Africa – Middle East migration corridor"
Parisa Zangeneh: "Statehood at the International Criminal Court"
Claire Raissan
Daisy Nabasitu:Trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation: Migrant Domestic Workers and Uganda as a country of origin
Niamh Keady Tabbal: "The Politics of ‘Vulnerability’: Determining Access to International Protection in Greece and Lebanon"
Keelin Barry: "Child and adult asylum seekers experiences of disability living in the Direct Provision system in Ireland, the CRPD and the EU Recast Reception Conditions Directive"
Judit Villena Rodo: ‘Migrant Women, Coercive Control and Intimate Partner Violence: an examination of women’s ability to access remedies in Ireland and Spain’
Poonam Shokar: 'Regressing Rights: Austerity and Public Policy in the UK and Ireland'
Owen Moriba Momoh KaiCombey: "Constitutionalism and the Question of the ‘Colonial Deficit’ in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Empirical Study of Selected African States".

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