Notes on Contributors

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Hashem Alsharif have worked for the Permanent Mission of Saudi

Arabia to the United Nations in New York as its Legal Consultant for

Sixths Committee (Legal). Currently, Mr. Alsharif researched complex

human rights cases and issues from the UN’s perspective.

Christoper Bezemek studied Law and Philosophy at University of

Vienna and at Yale Law School. Aer teaching public law and legal

theory for several years at Vienna University of Economics and

Business (WU) he was appointed to a chair in Public Law at University

of Graz in 2016. He held visiting professorships at various institutions

in Europe, the US and Mexico. His research focuses on constitutional

law, fundamental rights, and legal and political theory.

Eisa Al-Enezy is an associate professor of international law and

former head of international law department in Kuwait Law School. In

addition to his academic position, Dr. Al-Enezy is a law practicioner

before Kuwait cassation and constitutional courts. As an international

humanitarian law expert, he has participated in ICRC’s preparatory

study of the customary norms of international law of war.

Nada Al-Duaij is an associate professor of international environmental

law at Kuwait University Law School. Ms. Al-Duaij earned her doctoral

degree in law (SJD) from Pace Law School, N.Y. Dr Nada is a practicing

lawyer who has appeared in all Kuwaiti courts in all degrees. In addition,

Dr Nada is registered as an Arbitrator within the Kuwaiti Ministry of

Justice.

Claudiu Handaric is a J.D. graduate from Nova Southeastern

University, Shepard Broad College of Law in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Claudiu was born in Romania where he has experienced the oppression

of a Communist regime and the disappointment of an inecient

administration of justice. He has immigrated to the United States and

studied the law with the goal of promoting justice at the individual level.

Claudiu graduated cum laude from Nova Southeastern University,

Shepard Broad College of Law in two and a half years. He is currently

preparing for the Florida Bar Exam. While in law school, Claudiu has

received the gold distinction in the Pro Bono Honor Program, activated