A distinguished professor in the field of International Human Rights Law, Prof. R. C. Chhangani has published several articles and a book dealing with contemporary issues relating to refugee problems. His writings thus far have focused on a holistic approach from legal and humanitarian perspectives. He has served as an attorney and has also taught undergraduate and graduate classes around the world in leading universities in the Netherlands, America, India, Nigeria and more. In recent years he taught at the John Marshall Law School of Chicago in areas of International Law, and is currently the Dean, Faculty of Law at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria.
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A distinguished professor in the field of International Human Rights Law, Prof. R. C. Chhangani has published several articles and a book dealing with contemporary issues relating to refugee problems. His writings thus far have focused on a holistic approach from legal and humanitarian perspectives. He has served as an attorney and has also taught undergraduate and graduate classes around the world in leading universities in the Netherlands, America, India, Nigeria and more. In recent years he taught at the John Marshall Law School of Chicago in areas of International Law, and is currently the Dean, Faculty of Law at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria.
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