What the fellow says:
"This fellowship has allowed me to consult and work oneon-one with government institutions and organizations, non-governmental organizations and academies that deal with the issue of light weapons and crime.
I am continuing research on the subject of weapons, including anti-personnel mines, unexploded objects and submunitions. In particular, my work focuses on anti-mine efforts like de-mining and mine clearing, and the assistance given to mine victims in Senegal, Burundi, Rwanda, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Chad."
Beneficiary country:
Guinea
Fellow:
Balde Hassatou
Guinea
Né(e) le 29 May 1970 dans Conakry, Guinea
baldehassatou@yahoo.com hassbal@freesurf.fr hassbal@gmail.com
Country of study:
Senegal
Last degree obtained:
Universite Paris 1 Pantheon- Sorbonne, Paris, France: Ph.D. in international law (January 2005).
Scholarly work and publications:
L’union africaine et la prévention des conflits. In: l’Union Africaine face aux enjeux de paix, de securite et de Defense, under the supervision of Ms Dominique Bangoura. 253 p, l’Harmattan, Paris, 2003.
La diplomatie préventive de l’Union Africaine à l’épreuve de la crise malgache. In: l’Union Africaine face aux enjeux de paix, de securite et de Defense, under the supervision of Ms Dominique Bangoura, 253 p, l’Harmattan, Paris, 2003.
Les mécanismes de prévention et de la gestion des conflits des organisations africaines. In: Actualite et Droit International, August 2001.