A new U.N. report authored by Faculty of law Scholar Professor Attiya Waris, an expert on foreign debt, highlights the detrimental impact of climate change on vulnerable nations like the Bahamas. The report emphasizes how natural disasters exacerbated by climate change have plunged these countries deeper into debt, hindering their ability to provide essential services to their citizens.

Join us for an enlightening PHD Colloquium by Ngania Melissa on March 5, 2024, at 11:00 AM, as she presents "An Appraisal of the Practice of Corporate Social Responsibility in Kenya." Delving into the ethical dimensions of corporate social responsibility, Melissa's presentation underscores the importance for corporations to engage in socially responsible practices. Gain valuable insights into why ethical CSR is imperative for sustainable business operations. Register in advance for this meeting through the following link: 

Five University of Nairobi (UON) Faculty of Law students – June Anindo, Ayaga Max, Karl Simiyu, Barbara Ayimba, and Victor Njoroge – have earned national bragging rights and international representation after their triumph at the 2024 Jessup Moot Court Competition.

In a bold address at the UN Human Rights Council during the 2nd Meeting of the Human Rights Council held in January 2024, Professor Atiya Warris , a leading expert in fiscal law, tackled the global debt crisis head-on, calling for urgent reforms to the outdated International Finance Architecture.