Online Tutor Dr Moh
Dr Moh
PhD PhD in International Law
$46/hr
Dr Janaby is a Teaching Fellow in International Law at the University of Edinburgh. His research and teaching interests are varied, and he has published and taught in a range of international law areas. He holds a PhD in International Law from the University of Aberdeen (2016) on ‘The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military/ Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts’. He has also gained specialist qualifications in international law, including a Diploma in Rapid Expert Assistance and Co-operation Teams for Conflict Prevention, Crisis Management from International University Centre for Peace Missions- Helsinki Spaña and Escuela de Organización (Spain) 2015, and a Master’s degree in International Law from Iraq (2000). He has previously been a visiting lecturer at the University of Glasgow and the University of Dundee.
Dr Janaby published extensively in his field. His PhD formed the basis of the second monograph, The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military and Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts, published by Springer in 2016. His first monograph, Humanitarian Intervention under International Law, was published in Arabic in 2010. Both books have been well-received. He has a growing list of peer-reviewed journal articles on international and humanitarian law, including publications in leading specialist journals in the US, Netherlands, the UK and Iraq. He is currently working on several writing projects – both individual and collaborative – for submission to peer-reviewed journals as part of my academic development.
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Teaching Fellow, Centre for Open Learning, University of Edinburgh. - PhD - PhD in International Law
Dr Janaby is a Teaching Fellow in International Law at the University of Edinburgh. His research and teaching interests are varied, and he has published and taught in a range of international law areas. He holds a PhD in International Law from the University of Aberdeen (2016) on ‘The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military/ Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts’. He has also gained specialist qualifications in international law, including a Diploma in Rapid Expert Assistance and Co-operation Teams for Conflict Prevention, Crisis Management from International University Centre for Peace Missions- Helsinki Spaña and Escuela de Organización (Spain) 2015, and a Master’s degree in International Law from Iraq (2000). He has previously been a visiting lecturer at the University of Glasgow and the University of Dundee.
Dr Janaby published extensively in his field. His PhD formed the basis of the second monograph, The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military and Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts, published by Springer in 2016. His first monograph, Humanitarian Intervention under International Law, was published in Arabic in 2010. Both books have been well-received. He has a growing list of peer-reviewed journal articles on international and humanitarian law, including publications in leading specialist journals in the US, Netherlands, the UK and Iraq. He is currently working on several writing projects – both individual and collaborative – for submission to peer-reviewed journals as part of my academic development.
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About Me
PhD in international law from the School of Law, University of Aberdeen. The thesis title is “The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military/ Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts”. Diploma in Rapid Expert Assistance and Co-operation Teams for Conflict Prevention, Crisis Management and Post-Conflict Rehabilitation from International University Centre for Peace Missions- Helsinki spaña and Escuela de Organización Industrial (Recognized by UN Peace Operations Training Institute).
His PhD thesis analysed “The Legal Regime Applicable to Private Military/Security Company Personnel in Armed Conflicts” and has since been published as a book by Springer (http://www.springer.com/gb/book/9783319422305). In this thesis, he established the classification of PMSC personnel under International Law (whether they are mercenaries, combatants and civilians) and the legal regulation of PMSCs, including the applicability of Human Rights Law, when these companies are hired to participate in armed conflicts. The methodology used to deal with the research question relies on the type of clients hiring these companies. The regulations of PMSCs and the classification of their personnel rely on whether they are used by states, UN (as peacekeepers), humanitarian organisations or armed groups.
Tutor Experience
Tutor of public international law at School of Law, University of Aberdeen.
Lecturer, University of Babylon. Taught the following topics:
Public international law, international organisations, human rights law, international energy law, international environmental law, international commercial law, constitutional law and international humanitarian law
Topic Expertise
I taught Public International law, Human Rights, Use of Force, International Humanitarian Law, International Organisations, and Academic Writing at different universities.
Legal author, I published many legal articles in excellent journals.
Client Reviews
Very insightful, helped me structure my thoughts and gain motivation for planning my Master's thesis.
Daniel - Law
Great class, very good teacher, clarified a lot of questions and helped with structure for tackling exam questions in the future
Lola - Law
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Qualifications
PhD in International Law
Master in Law
LLB
Associate Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy
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