Tag: International Law

On Third World Approaches to International Law: An Interview with Professor Obiora Okafor

13 September, 2018 Interview Series

Professor Obiora Okafor, one of the leading Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) scholars, discusses the continued significance of TWAIL to international law scholarship and practice. Professor Okafor …

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We can establish complementary seed systems by creatively introducing suitable conditions or standards to register and certify farmers’ seeds. Seed laws and policies must include provisions ensuring seeds are culturally adaptive to our environments and aligned with our food habits. They should also be climate adaptive and gender-sensitive, enabling both men and women to find joy in working with seeds. It is essential for Africans to take ownership and control over our means of food production—starting with the seeds.

Andrew Mushita.