- PhD Candidate, Law, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa
Hokbi Tiunn is a Taiwanese lawyer and holds a PhD in Law from the University of Ottawa, Canada. Her research focuses on international law, human rights, gender-based violence, genocide, and feminist legal theory, with particular attention to contemporary Asia. She also holds master’s degrees in International Humanitarian and Security Law from the University of Ottawa and in International Law from Soochow University, Taiwan.
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–presentPhD, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa
Education
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2026Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, PhD in Law
Publications
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2024How Can the Vancouver Principles Assist Children in Accessing the Right to Education in Armed Conflicts?, John Packer and Hokbi Tiunn, in Giovanna Gnerre Landini eds, Children In Armed Conflict: How Can They be Protected in a Multilevel International Framework? 61–76 (Attigliano: Gambini editore University Press)
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2023Sexual Violence as Genocide and the Responsibility to Protect in Contemporary Asia, in Vasilka Sancin & Maša Kovič Dine, eds., The Limits of Responsibility to Protect, 136–171 (University of Ljubljana)
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