Rate My Professor Kenneth Asamoa Acheampong

Prof. Acheampong's research interests focus on Human Rights Law, particularly concerning women's rights, minorities' rights, children's rights, disability rights, and prisoners' rights; Refugee Protection Law at international and domestic levels; Constitutional Law, especially the protection of human rights; International Humanitarian Law; Advanced Legal Theory and Jurisprudence; and the role of International Organizations in human rights protection and promotion. He supervises postgraduate students in related areas such as Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law intersecting with International Human Rights Law, extradition law in the context of human rights and national sovereignty, and law and HIV/AIDS prevention from a human rights perspective. Key publications include 'Human Dignity and the Human Rights of Botswana Prisoners of Foreign Origin Living with HIV/AIDS' in Nordic Journal of Human Rights (2017, Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 127-145); 'Human Rights, National Law and the Reduction of Statelessness' in Protection Frameworks for Refugees and Migrants in Southern Africa (SALC, 2018, pp. 25-49); 'CEDAW's General Recommendation No. 35: A Theoretical Analysis of Culture, Human Rights and Violence against Women' in Priorities for the Future (CIMPAD, 2019, pp. 56-67); and 'Upholding the Concept of the Universality of Human Rights: Some Current Jurisprudential Concerns Regarding the Zimbabwe Land Issue' in University of Nairobi Law Journal (2004, Vol. 2, Issue 1, pp. 29-45).