Free Movement and Insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa: Is Reviewing the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement the Way to Go?
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Onyekachi Umah presented a paper titled “Free Movement and Insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa: Is Reviewing the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement the Way to Go?” at the International Conference on migration, rights of migrants and externalisation policies on 20 May 2021.
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It is the International Conference on “Externalization of boarders: Consequences for freedom of movement in Africa and right to asylum. A polycentric approach against delocalization. Held in Abuja, Rome & Tunis on 19 – 21 May, 2021. Organized by ASGI, NULAI, ASF, Cairo Institute & FAI.
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This presentation is the 33rd Sabi Law Lecture Series of the Sabi Law Foundation.
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LECTURE CONTENT:
- Profile of Onyekachi Umah
- Presentation Plan & Outcome
- Justification
- Assumptions
- Facts/Statistics
- Overview of the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement
- Regional Security and the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement
- Rethinking the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement for a Secured Region
- Recommendations
- Conclusion
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This paper highlights the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement & the Insecurity in the region. It provides insights on the mechanisms for curbing regional insecurity through the ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement & other regional instruments.
