Nana Charles Nguindip

APID

1036

Location

Dschang Cameroon, West State, Cameroon

Expertise

Immigration law

Areas of interest

Law, human rights

Member since

December 2022

Biography

I am Dr Nana Charles Nguindip, a senior lecturer in law in the department of English Law of the University of Dschang Cameroon. I am an experienced Senior Lecturer in Law and an experienced expert in migration and refugee law

Publications

1. An Analysis of the Legal Standard in the Fight against Torture and Treatment of Prisoners under International Law: What Prospect for Application under Cameroonian law?
2. Case for the Protection of Migrants Status and Right within the CEMAC Sub-Region: The Position of Cameroon, Chad, and Gabon
3. Categorization of Refugees and their Protection in International Law
4. Dichotomy between the Cameroonian Labour Code and Employees’ Right to Health: The Case of the Cameroon Tea Estate.
5. Ensuring the Right to Liberty and Security of Persons: An Application or Nightmare in Respecting Human Right Standard in Cameroon
6. Establishing and Implementing the Right to Non- Discrimination in the Protection of Refugee Status under International Law: What Relevance for Application in Cameroon
7. Irregular Migrants and Human Right Protection under International Law: A Critical Analysis
8. Protecting Refugees and Migrants Rights in Central Africa: The Role of International Organisation
9. Protection of the Right of Foreigners under International Law: What Prospect for Implementation in Chad?
10. Refugee and Environmental Considerations: Addressing the limits/gaps of the 1951 Refugee Convention
11. The Complexities of Citizenship and Nationality under Cameroonian Law”,
12. The Legal and Institutional Framework for the Protection of Foreigners in Cameroon
13. The Principle of Non-Refoulement and the Protection of Refugees in International Law: What Prospect for Application under Cameroonian Refugee Law?
14. The Protection of Women during Armed Conflict: Crossing Legal Borders in the Application of International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law
15. The Right to Family Reunification and the Protection of Displaced Children during Armed Conflict: Crossing Legal Borders in Implementation of International Humanitarian and Human Right Law
16. The Right to Freedom of Movement and the Protection of Refugee Status in Cameroon: What Prospect for Implementation
17. The Right to Non-Discrimination and the Protection of Foreigners Status within the CEMAC Member States: The case of Cameroon, Chad and Gabon
18. The Right to Non-Discrimination and the Protection of Refugee Status under Cameroonian Law
19. The Right to Peaceful Demonstration and the Protection of Workers Right: A Cameroon Labour Code Perspective
20. Understanding the Perception of Non-arbitrarily Expulsion of Foreigners and its Application under Cameroonian Law