Roles

Amna Eddwadi is one of the staff members at the department of 0 faculty of law.

• Amina Salem Eddwadi, Professor of International Law in the Public Law Department at the University of Tripoli since 2009.
• Studied at the Faculty of Law, University of Tripoli.
• Obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Law in 2004, ranking fourth.
• Joined the postgraduate program at the Faculty of Law in 2005.
• Ranked first in the preliminary stage diploma in the International Law Department in 2005.
• Obtained a Master’s degree in International Law in 2009, with a thesis titled “The Legitimacy of Using Flexible Force in International Law.”
• Since my appointment at the University of Tripoli on 23-08-2009, I have worked as a faculty member at the Faculty of Law, University of Tripoli, as an Assistant Lecturer in the Public Law Department.
• Specialization: Public International Law.
• Initially, I taught courses such as Constitutional Law and Introduction to Law.
• Later, I had the opportunity to teach in my field of specialization, Public International Law, including general rules and branches such as International Humanitarian Law, International Relations, and International Organizations.
• Promoted to Lecturer in 2017.
• In 2022, I trained the Faculty of Law team from Janzour participating in the Moot Court Competition organized by the International Humanitarian Law Center in the first round.
• In 2024, I was a member of the training team for the Faculty of Law at the University of Tripoli participating in the Moot Court Competition hosted by the Higher Judicial Institute and organized by the International Humanitarian Law Center, where the team ranked first among Libyan universities.
• In 2024, I participated with a team of faculty members in the Moot Court Competition held by Kuwait University, focusing on the Palestinian issue, particularly the mechanisms for implementing the International Court of Justice’s rulings.
• In 2024, I organized a workshop at the Faculty of Law in coordination with the Horticulture Department at the Faculty of Agriculture, focusing on organic farming, titled “Organic Farming: Challenges and Prospects,” as part of community and environmental service activities.
• Native Arabic speaker.
• Proficient in English.
• Proficient in French.

Careers

Since her appointment at the university, she has worked as a faculty member in the Public Law Department and has undertaken numerous responsibilities:

• Served as the Head of the Study and Examinations Department for two terms from 2016 to 2018.
• Reassigned to the Study and Examinations Department in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Appointed as the Coordinator of the Public Law Department at the Faculty of Law, Janzour, since 2019.
• Assigned as the Media Coordinator for the faculty in 2021.
• Appointed as the Quality Coordinator for the Public Law Department during 2024.

Research Interests

• Public international law is a fertile field for study and research. I primarily focus on developments in international law and issues related to the Libyan state.
• I am interested in International Humanitarian Law, where I teach the subject interactively and productively.
• In 2016, I published a paper titled “Protection of Medical Teams During Armed Conflicts.”
• In 2020, I published a paper titled “COVID-19 and the Status of the Individual and the State in Light of International Law.”
• In 2021, I participated in a conference on the environmental impacts of pollution with a paper titled “Environmental Protection During Internal Armed Conflicts.”
• In 2021, I contributed to drafting a policy to regulate the use of single-use plastic bags in collaboration with the Oxygen Organization and the Ministry of Environment.
• In 2024, I published a paper titled “The Impact of Constitutional Internationalization on the Executive Authority.”

External Activities

Outside the university, I am active in civil work, especially in the field of environmental protection. I provide legal expertise in this area and contribute to raising environmental awareness through various environmental initiatives, particularly those related to international days, such as World Environment Day, for example.