Anna Hankings-Evans

Anna Hankings-Evans is a German-Ghanaian attorney and lecturer in EU law and international economic law. Her research focuses on public international law, particularly from a postcolonial TWAIL perspective and with a special focus on the African region. Between 2016 and 2017, she was a visiting scholar at the Centre for Chinese Studies at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. Since 2018, she serves as an independent legal expert for the African Union.

Symposium
Racial Profiling in Germany

Race and Empire in International Law

14.12.2022

Anna Hankings-Evans

The prohibition of racial discrimination has played a marginal role within the global human rights agenda. This corresponds to the subordination and neglect of ‘race’ in how international legal scholars...