COURSE 1: FROM NATURAL LAW TO CONFLICT OF LAWS TO BERLIN CONFERENCE

From this course you will understand the origin and development of law, the resulting conflict of laws among Africans and Europeans, and thus the nature of the Berlin Conference, all of which is essential understanding for today’s conflict of laws against neo-colonialism, the exercise of self determination, and the pursuit of reparations and justice for New Afrikan and Afro Descendant People.

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‘what i am saying is that (our ancestors) laid the basis for basic humanity and the basic laws of the universe.”

-John Henrik Clark, The Early Africans and Force of the Universe

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Course 1: From Natural Law to Conflict of Laws to Berlin Conferene

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COURSE 1: FROM NATURAL LAW TO CONFLICT OF LAWS TO BERLIN CONFERENCE
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This course requires the New Afrikan & Afro Descendant Diplomatic and Civil Service Plebiscite Exam Textbook 1: From Natural Law to Conflict of Laws to Berlin Conference. In this course, will will cover the origin of law from its pre-Kemetic beginnings up until the Scramble for Africa and the Berlin Conference emphasizing the conflict of laws from the Afrikan perspective.