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Seton Hall University School of Law is pleased to offer students the
first and only American Bar Association-approved winter intersession study
abroad program focusing on modern day slavery and human trafficking. The program
will operate in Zanzibar, Tanzania for two weeks each winter beginning in the
winter of 2007. The 2008 program will run from December 21, 2008 to January 4,
2009, with an optional mainland safari from January 5 - January 10, 2009.
Students will have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of
international and comparative law in a rich, diverse, and exciting academic and
cultural environment while exploring the extraordinary history, sights and
beaches of Zanzibar. The optional safari will provide students and family with a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore Tanzania's spectacular
game reserves. There is no other program of this kind offered by any
American law school.
Distinguished international law faculty will present a cutting-edge two
credit ABA-approved course on Slavery, Human Trafficking and the Law.
Students will also have the opportunity to meet and interact with
prominent judges and lawyers working in the International Criminal Tribunal of
Rwanda, located nearby in Arusha, Tanzania and with NGO representatives and UN
personnel working to combat the twin scourges of modern day slavery and human
trafficking.
A wonderful opportunity to study law and
make a difference while enjoying the intoxicating ambiance of one of the world’s
most exciting, historical, and mysterious island settings.
For
detailed information on the program contact:
Maria Polimeni
Seton Hall University School of Law
Room # 04
One Newark Center
Newark, NJ 07102-5210
Telephone: 973-642-8839
Fax: 973-642-8031 or 973-642-8955
E-mail:
Zanzibar@shu.edu
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| Zanzibar's
natural beauty, rich history, and pristine beaches attracts many
tourists. Stone Town has been designated a World Heritage site,
and is popular because of its narrow alleys, beautiful coral
stone buildings, and warm Swahili atmosphere. Zanzibar also
boasts an abundance of wildlife, on land and sea, including rare
red colobus monkeys, which can only be found in Zanzibar,
dolphins, and giant sea turtles. Zanzibar is truly an island
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