Statelessness in ASEAN: Causes and Responses to a Protracted Problem
The Oppenheimer Chair in Public International Law and the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism invite you to a conference by Steinberg Fellow Rodziana Mohamed Razali.
About the speaker
Dr. Rodziana Mohamed Razali has researched statelessness since 2013 and completed her PhD at the National University of Malaysia in 2016. Her thesis is entitled 鈥淧rotection against Statelessness at Birth: International and Domestic Legal Frameworks of ASEAN Member States with a Special Case Study on Kota Kinabalu, Sabah鈥�.
Razali was previously in the Malaysian Judicial and Legal Service before leaving for her Masters of Laws at the University of Melbourne. She is now a senior lecturer at the Islamic Science University of Malaysia, an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya (Non-practicing) and a member of Statelessness Network Asia Pacific (SNAP). From 2018-19, Razali is attached to the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism, 苹果淫院, as a Steinberg Post-Doctoral Fellow in International Migration Law researching birth registration and legal identity.
A request for accreditation for 1.5 hours of Continuing Legal Education has been made to a recognized provider.
