Stephen Kingah graduated from the Free University of Brussels VUB in October 2008 as Doctor in Law with his PhD thesis on "Access to Affordable HIV/AIDS Medicines in the Southern African Development Community (SADC): Coherence of EC Rules and Policies" under the supervision of Stefaan Smis and Fredrik Söderbaum. He is rapporteur for the recent developments in the Southern African Development Community for the International Organisations Interest Group of ASIL and acts as an Associate Member of the Scientific Committee of the Revue de Droit Africain.
Stephen Kingah pursued a maîtrise en droit privé at the University of Yaoundé II, an LLM in Legal Theory from the European Academy of Legal Theory and a diplôme d’études specialize (DES) in international human rights law from the Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve (UCL) and Faculté Universitaire Notre Dame Namur. His research interest include: SADC, regional integration in Southern Africa, access to HIV/AIDS medicines, international economic law, EC-ACP relations, law of international organizations, governance in Africa, the African Union.
Contact:
E-mail: skingah (@) vub.ac.be
