Webinar Recording: ‘Nicaragua’s Mastery of International Law: Resisting Domination, Promoting Peaceful Progress’
Alliance for Global Justice
invites you to the
Sunday, June 26 Nicaragua Webinar
With Sofia M. Clark
Nicaragua’s Mastery of International Law:
Resisting Domination, Promoting Peaceful Progress
“One of the most enduring legacies of the Sandinista People’s Revolution is Nicaragua’s commitment to the peaceful resolution of disputes and to honoring the rulings of the International Court of Justice. This commitment has acquired a truly national character.” –Sofia M. Clark
Please join us for this stimulating 75-minute webinar. Our featured speaker, Sofia M. Clark, explains how Nicaragua uses its legal expertise to challenge the hegemonic designs of both a world superpower (the US) and a regional power (Colombia). She describes Nicaragua’s contributions in various fields of international law, including:
Peaceful defense in cases against the US, Costa Rica, and Colombia
Participation in the Sixth (Legal) Committee of the UN General Assembly
Active involvement in UN Climate Change negotiations – arguing for binding measures, working to establish the Green Fund
Father Miguel d’Escoto’s proposal for reinventing the United Nations
Sofia M. Clark is a Nicaraguan political researcher and analyst, currently at the Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann Center in Managua. She was Deputy Chief of Staff for her uncle, Fr. Miguel d’Escoto, when he presided over the 63rd session of the United Nations General Assembly. She also served in three UN field missions and three OAS conflict resolution programs.
These events are part of a monthly webinar series on Nicaragua. Additional organizational sponsors are welcome. Contact [email protected] to sign on.
Current sponsors:
Alliance for Global Justice
Anticonquista
Baltimore Club CPUSA
Casa Baltimore/Limay
Chicago ALBA Solidarity
Claudia Jones School for Political Education
Echoes of Silence
Fire This Time Movement for Social Justice – Canada
Frente Hugo Chavez para la Defensa de los Pueblos-Canada