Kuwait, a member of the Club of Kings (GCC) is blacklisting a small kid for asking a simple question: “Why didn’t you have a revolution in your country?”
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"Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law" (From Preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948)
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- Jamil Salem
- Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine
- Director, Institute of Law, Birzeit University. http://www.birzeit.edu/employees/jamil.salem
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- Imperial Hypocrisy
- Strange Allies to focus on Libya after Gaddafi
- East Jerusalem: Sharing our house with settlers
- Outrageous treatment of Libyan Eman Al-Obeidi by Q...
- Islamic Brotherhood & the Civil State
- Tamimi’s full statement in front of the Israeli Mi...
- Wir sind alle Khaled Said
- AN-NAKSA DAY REMEMBERED 1967
- British Militant EC statement, June 1967
- Kuwaiti Repression against an Egyptian 10-year old...
- Bahrain F1 grand prix gets go-ahead despite widesp...
- Jewish Ideology, God and the Palestinians
- Juliano Mer-Khamis on Responsibility (great video ...
- A Story of a War (A Film about the War against Gaza)
- YEMEN: The Forgotten Tyrant and His Daily Bloodbath
- Americans Are Joining Flotilla to Protest Israeli ...
- Are Palestinian children less worthy? By Joseph Ma...
- Foreign Workers and Biopolitics in the Gulf
- Ali Abunimah: Palestine’s Boycott National Committ...
- Press Conference on "15 May 2011 Palestine March o...
- Madawi Al-Rasheed: Saudi Arabia and Western Hypocrisy
- Stuart Littlewood: Why is Ban Ki-moon trying to sc...
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Presentations
- 24-26 February 2011, Project Culture as a Contribution to the Rationalisation of Law,International Legal Informatics Symposium, Salzburg, Austria
- 10-11 November 2010, The Palestinian Legal Environment: Challenges & Opportunities for e-Government Initiatives, Kick-Off Meeting of the E-Government Lifelong Learning Consortium, Birzeit University, Palestine
- 5 March 2010, The Institute of Law's Role in Contextualizing the Legal Reform and State-Building Process in the oPt, Anna Lindh Forum, Barcelona, Spain
- 15 October 2009, Informal Justice: The Rule of Law and Dispute Resolution in Post-Oslo Palestine, Justice Sector Working Group Meeting, Palestinian Ministry of Planning and Administrative Development, Ramallah, Palestine
- 21-23 February 2008 Building a Legal Taxonomy and Thesaurus – The Palestinian Experience: The International Legal Informatics Symposium (Internationales Rechtsinformatik Symposium), Salzburg, Austria.
- 25-28 July 2007 Legal Reform of the Palestinian Economy: Illusions and Reality: (International Conference – Law and Society in the 21st Century: Transformations, Resistances, Futures), Berlin, Germany.
- 22-24 February 2007 Legal and Judicial Databses as an Instrument to Improve the Rule of Law, at the International Legal Informatics Symposium, Salzburg, Austria
- 12-13 December 2006 The Palestinian Legal and Regulatory Framework Relevant to SMEs, at the First National Conference on SME Develeopment, Ramallah, Palestine
- 12-14 June 2006 Minorities in the Arab World, at Second World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies, Amman Jordan
- 8-11 June 2006 Building the Rule of Law in Palestine, at International Law and Middle East Peace: A Rights-Based Approach to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, University of Exeter, UK
Committee Assignments
- Council Member of BZU's Institute of Women Studies (2010- )
- Committee Member of BZU's Center for Development Studies, (2010- )
- Member of the Editorial Board of the Palestine Yearbook of International Law (2006 - Present).
- Coordinator of Birzeit University's Union of Teachers and Employees Legal Committee
- Head of IoL Project Committee since Nov 2005
- Feb 2005-Sept 2005 Member Curriculum Development Committee Faculty of Law, Birzeit University
- Feb 2005-Dec 2005 Coordinator Palestine Yearbook for International Law
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