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Nelson Arturo Ovalle Diaz is a veteran human rights activist and former ombudsman who survived the armed conflict in Colombia. He is a lawyer and a part-time professor at the University of Ottawa. Since 2010, he has been teaching at universities in Canada's capital, with over 30 years of experience in promoting, protecting, and advocating for social justice and the effective respect for the rights and freedoms of individuals in need of legal information. He is firmly convinced that he can make a significant contribution to the just and equitable causes of individuals, groups, communities, and society at large. His research interests cover Legal Theory, Legal Anthropology and Sociology, Comparative Law, International Affairs, International Law, Constitutional Law, Transitional Justice, Social Economy, Social Justice, Labor Law, Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, and Public Policy with a focus on Criminal Justice, Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms, and international cooperation. Professor Ovalle Diaz is also an expert in the creation and operation of national and transnational legal entities (NGOs, think tanks, corporations, social enterprises, cooperatives, unions, social organizations, and non-profit charitable organizations).
Department of History