Events Calendar

This draft paper will discuss the history and shortcomings of Barrick Gold’s grievance mechanism, with a particular focus on how corporate control over human rights violations at the mine has transformed elements of Tanzania’s approach to mining governance.

This talk unveils the missing history of the UN’s first attempt at international tax coordination through its Fiscal Commission (1946–1954). It dispels the prevailing myths surrounding the work of that body and reveals the heated struggles by developing countries and the UN Secretariat to negotiate and formulate more equitable international tax principles for application between developed and developing countries.

We will be hosting an interview with Justice Wahida in Room 106 on March 28th at 12:30pm. Justice Wahida presided over domestic violence cases for three years in an Afghanistan provincial court before fleeing Afghanistan and coming to Canada. Today, she works as a research assistant here at Allard documenting her experiences as a judge in the Panjshir circuit. This interview will allow students to ask questions about her experience and time as a judge as well as her next steps.