
our Mission & objectives
The African Society of International Law (AfSIL) is a network of practitioners, scholars, technocrats and students engaging with international law as practiced, implemented, and forged in Africa. The Society seeks in particular to:
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Amplify the voice of African states and Africans in international law;
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Foster inquiry, exchange of ideas and innovation in international law as it is developed and implemented in Africa;
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Promote and support the study and practice of international law on the Continent;
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Share information on international law opportunities such as scholarships, internships, speaking engagements, publications, and employment;
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Celebrate the accomplishments of its members in the field of international law.

AfSIL Bureau
AfSIL was formed in 2012, by the founding Bureau members Raymond Ranjeva, Maurice Kamto, Makane Moïse Mbengue and Yenkong Hodu. The Bureau is currently composed of the following members:
AfSIL Supporters
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