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Talk by Yuko Nishitani on Colonialism and Japanese International Family Law (27 Nov, 12pm noon GMT, Zoom)

November 24, 2025/in News/by Tobias Lutzi
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This Thursday, the University of Augsburg will be hosting a talk

by Yuko Nishitani (University of Kyoto)

on Colonialism and (International) Family Law from a Japanese Perspektive
(Kolonialismus und Familienrecht aus japanischer Sicht)

27 November 2025, 12pm noon GMT
(= 1pm in Germany / 9pm in Japan)

The talk will be given in German, followed by a discussion.
Everyone interested is warmly invited to join via this Zoom link.

Tags: webinar
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