Two law students talking.
Juristudents
Claim This Podcastby Aljaž Urbanc and Tiemo Telemans
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12 episodes
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Two law students talking.
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Publishing Since
3/23/2021
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August 30, 2021
Episode 12: Defining Indigenous in Africa and the Americas Part 2
<p>In the part 2 of trying to define indigenous people and the last episode of Season 2, Tiemo and Aljaz take a look at the definitions brought forward by the African Commission and the African Court of Human Rights. With these two definitions, several difference are observed and Tiemo and Aljaz try to explain reasons behind that. At the end, they offer the reflections on this two part episode and state general comments on the whole situation of being indigenous people and the controversies which have arisen from that.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Thank you for listening to Season 2 - see you soon!</p> <p>From Juristudents Production and Aljaz and Tiemo.</p>
August 30, 2021
Episode 11: Defining Indigenous in Africa and the Americas Part 1
<p>In the last segment of Season 2 of Juristudents, Tiemo and Aljaz discuss another extensive topic in a two part episode - how the term indigenous peoples is defined by the American Court of Human Rights and the African Court of Human Rights. In this first part, Tiemo and Aljaz will look at how the American court handles the definition, what are the issues with it and how can it be improved. They discover that indigenous rights were created to protect an especially vulnerable group in society; however, for them to work, we need a definition of “indigenous” - this can be very tricky.</p> <p>Aljaz and Tiemo are both encouraging everyone to get in touch with their definitions.</p>
August 30, 2021
Episode 10: The Chinese Int'l Commerical Court: A Rival to the Singapore Commercial Court? Part 2
<p>Listen to Part 1 first!</p> <p>This is the second part to the trip to East Asia by Tiemo and Aljaz as they continue the explore the similarities, differences and controversies of the Chinese and the Singaporean international commercial courts. In this part the conversation focuses on the inetrnationality of the courts, more specifically, which language is used as the language of the proceedings, who are the judges and who are the lawyers which lead them to make very interesting conclusions about how these courts do the same area of dispute resolution very differently. They try to find reasons behind certain decisions and offer their general reflections on what was discussed over this two part episode.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Thank you for listening!</p>
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