Event Speaker: Noha Aboueldahab

Showing 6 “Noha Aboueldahab” posts

  • Israel’s Death Penalty: A New Law Targeting Palestinians

    This year, Israel adopted a new death penalty law that applies only to Palestinians. In this event, Professor Ralph Wilde will explain what the new offences are and how they seriously violate fundamental rules of international law. Professor Diana Buttu will discuss the long history of Israel’s attempts to pass this law and implications for the West Bank, Israel, and Gaza. Professor Noha Aboueldahab will moderate a discussion between Professors Buttu and Wilde.

  • “Duterte at the International Criminal Court: Global Implications.” The event is scheduled for September 24, 2025, from 6:00–8:00 PM at the Auditorium, Georgetown University Qatar. The background features a stylized, pixelated image of Rodrigo Duterte.

    Duterte at the International Criminal Court

    Global Implications

  • A woman with wavy brown hair speaks at a podium with a microphone, wearing a blue patterned shawl. The background features a blue display with yellow and white text and designs.

    CIRS Dialogue Series with Noha Aboueldahab: Humanization through International Law?

    The Global South's Role in Accountability

  • A collage of students in academic settings: a smiling woman in a hijab, students talking and working together at a table with flags in the background, and a student reading a book in a library aisle.

    A Day in The Life of a Georgetown Student

    Learn about our classroom experience and the exciting material Georgetown students engage with on an everyday basis.

  • Silhouette of a young girl offering flowers to an armed soldier; a parachute carrying a box descends from above, all set against a bold red background with barbed wire visible on the ground.

    Humanitarian Intervention

    The perils and potential of humanitarian intervention are highly debated among political scientists, international lawyers, and civil society professionals.

  • Two women are shown in separate portraits. The top woman has long dark hair, wearing a black top, and smiling. The bottom woman wears a dark hijab and abaya, and also smiles softly. Both are facing the camera.

    A Middle East Council on Global Affairs Event: “Qatar 2022 World Cup: Political Legacies and Future Impact”

    A Middle East Council on Global Affairs Public Event.