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Robert Morgan

Ireland

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Robert Morgan

Ireland

Robert is an LL.M. Human Rights Law student at Queen's University Belfast and an LL.B graduate of Trinity College Dublin. Robert received a scholarship for his master studies and is currently involved with LawPod, a podcast by the School of Law at Queen's. He is interested in European human rights law, international criminal justice, and the relationship between human rights advocacy and the effectiveness of international institutions.

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