Prosper Nobirabo
Biography:
Born 3. 12. 1970 in Isiro (Democratic Republic of Congo). Congolese citizen. * Visitor professor at University National of Douala (2009-2010). * Fellow of Bank of Ireland (senior researcher and lecturer at Irish Centre for Human Rights, 2009-2010). * Researcher and lecturer at department of Anthropology, University of Luzern (2009). * Lecturer at Faculty of Law, University of Bialystock, Poland (2009). * Fellow at Connecticut State University (2008). * Alumni of Scholar Rescue Fund/Open Society of United States of America (2007-2008). * Accreditation to supervise researches at University (University of Berne, 2009). * PhD with honours: Summa cum laude (department of Public law, University of Berne, 2007). * High Diploma of Federalism, financial decentralization and good governance (Institute of Federalism of University of Fribourg, 2004). * Degree and Master in Law (University of Kinshasa, 2000).
Bibliography:
* Land Rights and the Forest Peoples of Africa : Historical, Legal and Anthropological Perspectives : Overview, analysis & Context 3. DR Congo (Forest peoples Programme in London, 2009) * Indigenous land rights and international law : the case of the Forest peoples 'Pygmies», PhD with honours : Summa Cum Laude, December 2006 (published by SA Stampfli Berne Switzerland, 2007) , * The repression of illicit traffic of drugs in congolese law : the case of cannabis and cocaine, University of Kinshasa, 1999 * The application of the argument A Rubrica in congolese law, University of Kinshasa, 1996 * Rule of law, democracy, justice and good governance: myth or reality? (February 2010 in Journal of High School of Public Administration of University of Bialystok in Poland), * Are the Heads of State and of Government immune from prosecution within their diplomatic immunity and privilege of jurisdiction for the increasing international concern with public corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing? (May in Indian Journal of International Economic), * No future without the past - Perspectives of democratization and promotion of peace in the Great Lakes Region, Central Africa, published in Zentrum für Konfliktforschung Centre for Conflict-Studies Philipps-Universität Marburg (2008), * Fragile gestation of democracy in DR Congo (in Le Monde Diplomatique, June 2007, pp.33-34)
