In his speech, Amjad addresses the historical dilemma raised by the contradiction of the logical application and functionality of international law and the principles of humanity in the light of the development of International Courts since the 20th century.
I graduated law school back in 2017 with honors, and it is already over a year since i started working as an advocacy coordinator at a national humanitarian non-governmental organization that provides psychological and psycho-social therapy and other services for the victims of torture.
Back in Law school, International courts and tribunals were my passion. for me, reading courts' judgements and decisions was much more entertaining than reading a novel or watching a movie.
I was always dreaming of being a seccessful lawyer, but it was kind of a simple life goal. This was until April 2016, when I had the chance to visit the Hague, the city where both the International court of justice and the International criminal court are located, since that day, I took my life goal and dream to a whole new level, and being an international lawyer or judge is now what I will work hard for in my career. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Smart Logic, Humanity and International Courts | Amjad Abu Lafi | TEDxAAUJ | |
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