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Roundtable Discussion on Black Lives Matter: Law and community perspectives

Barrister Sunday UKO Afiko
A Nigerian Base Legal Practitioner
Nigeria

Olivia Joseph Aluko
Lawyer, Migration Scholar and Author
London, UK

Roundtable Discussion part of WASD International Annual Conference
CORONAVIRUS: the management of pandemic and the impact on Agenda 2030
18th WASD Annual International Conference
12-14 July 2020 Video Conference

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