Papers by Ogochukwu Nweke
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Feb 5, 2024
This exploration delves into operatic and crossover singing, illuminating inherent differences an... more This exploration delves into operatic and crossover singing, illuminating inherent differences and challenges vocalists face. Operatic singing utilizes the body as an instrument, demanding robust breath control for projection. Conversely, contemporary crossover singing, akin to natural speech, embraces lighter breath control, microphone amplification, and often falsetto. The paper unravels the task of integrating bel canto techniques into popular music, revealing complexities for vocalists in both genres. Insights from experienced vocalists emphasize maintaining foundational techniques while adapting to stylistic demands. Anecdotes highlight that while classical singing prioritizes vocal excellence, versatility in adapting to musical styles is pivotal. The study investigates adaptability when transitioning between operatic and popular styles, emphasizing the extent of operatic technique employed. The discussion underscores balancing technical prowess with stylistic nuances in the chosen repertoire. The paper contends that adept vocalists skillfully navigate differences, utilizing technical expertise and stylistic adaptability for captivating performances across diverse musical genres.
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Feb 20, 2024
This comprehensive article delves into the legal and ethical complexities of reality television, ... more This comprehensive article delves into the legal and ethical complexities of reality television, anchored by insights from Ogochukwu C. Nweke's seminal work "The Multifaceted World of Reality TV". Employing a mixed-method approach, the analysis integrates a thorough literature review with detailed case studies and ethical examinations, offering a multidimensional perspective on the genre. The legal discussion encompasses intellectual property rights, contractual nuances, and regulatory compliance, highlighting the intricate framework governing content creation and distribution in reality TV. Ethical considerations are examined through the lenses of participant welfare, informed consent, editing practices, and the broader societal impact of these programs. This synthesis is augmented by real-world case studies, illustrating the practical implications and challenges faced within the industry. The article also anticipates future trends and technological advancements, discussing their potential legal and ethical ramifications. Recommendations are provided for industry practices, emphasizing the importance of ethical production and audience education to foster a more informed viewership. This work aims to offer a holistic understanding of the responsibilities and challenges in reality television, advocating for a balance between engaging content and adherence to ethical and legal standards.
Beijing law review, 2024
This article examines the critical interplay between strategy, innovation, and law, emphasising t... more This article examines the critical interplay between strategy, innovation, and law, emphasising the importance of aligning these elements for sustainable development. It explores how strategic planning and innovation serve as key drivers in economic and societal progress, while also highlighting the necessity of operating within a robust legal and ethical framework. Through a comprehensive literature review, the article discusses the impact of strategic planning, the catalytic role of innovation in economic growth, and the challenges and opportunities presented by legal frameworks in governing these domains. Case studies of companies like Apple, Tesla, and Patagonia illustrate the practical application of these concepts. The article further delves into the dynamic nature of legal frameworks, advocating for their evolution in response to rapid technological advancements and strategic shifts. It concludes by recommending a balanced approach that fosters innovation and strategic growth within the confines of adaptable, forward-looking legal and ethical frameworks, ensuring that development is both responsible and beneficial to society.
Beijing law review, 2024
This scholarly paper examines the pioneering approach of the United Kingdom in integrating Artifi... more This scholarly paper examines the pioneering approach of the United Kingdom in integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the workplace, particularly through its model of consulting workers. Drawing upon the case studies of Jaguar Land Rover and the Royal Bank of Scotland, the paper explores how this inclusive approach not only enhances productivity and innovation but also ensures ethical alignment and worker satisfaction in the AI-driven workplace. The analysis culminates in recommendations for a global legal framework inspired by the UK model, advocating for inclusivity, transparency, and adaptability in AI deployment. The research methodology adopted for this work primarily involves a qualitative analysis of existing literature and case studies. Sources include academic journals, industry reports, and policy documents, analysed to extract insights into the benefits and challenges of the UK's consultative approach to AI in workplaces. The paper synthesises these findings to propose a framework for global application. The primary limitation of this study is its reliance on secondary sources, which may not fully capture the breadth of on-ground challenges and nuances in AI implementation across different industries and cultural contexts. Additionally, the rapid evolution of AI technology and its applications means that some insights may quickly become outdated.
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Dec 30, 2023
This article aimed to examine the many effects of social media on policing and law enforcement, f... more This article aimed to examine the many effects of social media on policing and law enforcement, focusing on the complex and contradictory relationship between social media and these institutions. It also investigated the ways in which social media has influenced operational strategies, communication methods, and public views within the realm of law enforcement and policing. The study adopted a secondary data approach utilising journals, articles and books relevant to the study. The research findings indicated that the relationship between law enforcement agencies and social media is complex and ever-changing as law enforcement has progressively incorporated social media into its operations, utilizing it as a means of gathering information and communicating with the public. It also revealed that police agencies consistently employ a data-driven approach, which facilitates the acquisition of information pertaining to risk, hence assisting in case resolutions and augmenting evidentiary support. Based on the findings, it was recommended that law enforcement agencies actively participate in social media training programs that focus on responsible and lawful utilization of social media platforms for police purposes to proactively establish a presence on social media platforms in order to cultivate trust and cultivate positive relationships within the community. This research contributes to the existing body of literature by investigating the level of user involvement with social media posts originating from a law enforcement agency.
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Jan 17, 2024
The use of the Pidgin Language is a common phenomenon within most societies in Nigeria. The main ... more The use of the Pidgin Language is a common phenomenon within most societies in Nigeria. The main aim of this study was therefore to examine the Influence of Pidgin English in Nigerian media and its societal impact. The study employed the Systematic Literature Review and searched for studies from databases such as Web of Science, Google Scholar, and Research Gate. The study reviewed 16 studies after assessing all downloaded studies through established inclusion and exclusion criteria. The study employed qualitative meta-synthesis to gather pertinent data and information from chosen studies. The study found that the Pidgin Language is used in the Nigerian media such as newspapers, television, and radio for education and entertainment. The study also found that the use of the Pidgin Language in the Nigerian media has several societal impacts including the promotion of linguistics diversity and unity, identity and cultural expression, communication accessibility and inclusivity, and educational implications. In sum, the findings underscore its prevalence in media, education, politics, and everyday interactions, emphasizing its distinctive role as a bridging language among Nigeria's diverse ethnic and cultural population.
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Dec 20, 2023
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the Consumer Rights Act of 2015, explaining its... more This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the Consumer Rights Act of 2015, explaining its main objective and clarifying the statutory definition of a 'consumer'. Special attention is devoted to outlining the contrast between individual consumer transactions and the broader, more complex actions carried out by businesses. The discussion also covers the range of rights granted to consumers, including both explicit and legally implied protections. It also examines the specific circumstances in which the Seller (also known as the Trader) is allowed to deviate from these presumed conditions, as stipulated by the Act. The article presents a comprehensive narrative on the implications of the Consumer Rights Act, 2015 for both traders and consumers. It examines the Act's influence on defining the responsibilities of sellers and the entitlements of buyers, with the goal of fostering a fair and just consumer environment. Bringing together the threads of analysis to offer a comprehensive understanding of the Act's impact on the commercial and consumer landscape.
Open Journal of Social Sciences, Dec 31, 2023
Jurisdiction, defined as the legal capacity of a judicial body to adjudicate a matter, is crucial... more Jurisdiction, defined as the legal capacity of a judicial body to adjudicate a matter, is crucial. Even the most solid of cases may be rendered a nullity if presented before a forum lacking the appropriate jurisdiction. In the Republic of Ghana, the adoption of arbitration as an alternative to the traditional dispute resolution mechanisms hinges on various types of jurisdiction: personal, subject matter, or forum-based; as well as on the arbitrability of the matter and competence of the tribunal. Locus standi forms the foundation for both disputing parties and the tribunal in processing, adjudicating, and issuing valid and enforceable arbitral awards. Such awards must be recognisable and enforceable by a competent national court, specifically the high court in Ghana's context.
Journal of humanities, arts and social science, Nov 26, 2023
This article delves into the pervasive influence of reality television, tracing its trajectory fr... more This article delves into the pervasive influence of reality television, tracing its trajectory from the late 20th century to its contemporary manifestations. Originating as a cost-effective alternative to traditional programming, reality TV has burgeoned, reflecting societal constructs and interplaying with evolving surveillance cultures. While its global ascent was evident, regional variations became particularly noteworthy. For instance, a stark contrast was observed between the enthusiastic consumption in nations like South Africa and India, and the more restrained viewership in countries such as Mexico and Spain. Cultural implications further delineate these patterns, where societal norms impact both content creation and audience reception. The article highlighted the adaptive nature of reality television, which caters to multifaceted audience desires through diverse sub-genres. Moreover, the integration of digital technology has played a pivotal role in shaping both content and consumption patterns. Focusing on West Africa, specifically Ghana, the research highlighted the deep cultural significance of the genre. This region's reality TV programs, while entertaining, epitomize broader socio-cultural reflections, resonating profoundly with both the youthful demographic and the diaspora. However, alongside its merits, the article also elucidated potential pitfalls, advocating for a cautious approach to content creation and consumption.
International law research, Feb 5, 2024
The article embarks on an investigative journey into the complex legal and ethical landscape shap... more The article embarks on an investigative journey into the complex legal and ethical landscape shaped by the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The research problem centres on the urgent need to understand and address the gap between evolving AI technologies and the existing legal and ethical frameworks. This gap poses significant challenges to societal norms, legal systems, and ethical principles, warranting a comprehensive multidisciplinary analysis. The research objectives are twofold: firstly, to dissect the legal implications AI poses to existing regulatory structures, and secondly, to explore the ethical dilemmas emanating from AI's pervasive influence across various societal sectors. The study employs an eclectic research method, integrating doctrinal analysis with a qualitative examination of case studies and existing literature across disciplines like law, ethics, technology, and sociology. This approach facilitates a holistic understanding of the AI era's legal and ethical intricacies. The key findings of this research underscore a dissonance between rapid technological advancements in AI and the slower evolution of legal and ethical norms. This disjunction leads to legal loopholes and ethical ambiguities in AI governance, privacy, accountability, and human rights. Furthermore, the study identifies a pressing need for adaptive legal frameworks and ethical guidelines that can keep pace with AI's transformative impact. Implications of these findings are profound for both theory and practice. Theoretically, the article contributes to an enriched understanding of the intersection between law, ethics, and technology. Practically, it offers actionable insights for policymakers, technologists, and ethicists to collaboratively formulate responsive legal and ethical strategies. These strategies are essential for safeguarding societal values while embracing technological progress, ensuring AI's development is both legally sound and ethically responsible.
This paper examines the relationship between the International Human Rights Law and climate chang... more This paper examines the relationship between the International Human Rights Law and climate change. It emphasizes how climate change, which is primarily caused by human activities such as industrialisation and environmental protocol violations, negatively affects society, particularly vulnerable groups such as children, women, the elderly, and the impoverished. These effects, which include forced migration, healthcare strain, food and water insecurity, land degradation, and conflict, pose serious human rights concerns.
In 2008, the United Nations Human Rights Council requested a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between climate change and human rights. In 2009, a panel discussion on this issue focused on devising a framework for a solution. The paper also emphasizes that climate change threatens internationally protected human rights such as the right to life, good health, nourishing food, clean water, shelter, and personal security.
The relationship between climate change and human rights is controversial despite these considerations. Environmental philosophers emphasize environmental stewardship for future generations, whereas human rights attorneys focus on the human rights impacts of climate change. The emergence of the environmental justice movement offers an alternative viewpoint, emphasizing the disparate effects of climate change on impoverished communities.
In resolving these issues, the paper also highlights the importance of regional conventions and international agreements. As an illustration, it cites the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on Human and People's Rights, both of which advocate for a safe and satisfactory environment. The chain of effects linking anthropogenic emissions to climate change and, as a result, human rights violations is also discussed, with reference to the Cancun agreement's emphasis on completely respecting human rights in all climate change-related actions. The paper concludes with a discussion of the positive and negative dimensions of human rights, and an appeal to stakeholders to safeguard the environment and prevent further degradation.
This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in an LLM programme f... more This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in an LLM programme forum and later as a paper at a Law Students Union seminar, talks about Human Rights, Poverty and Development, pointing out how Poverty and Development can both be seen as a human rights issue.
The presentation was an attempt to connect Human Rights, Poverty and Development, in order to get participants to think more critically about how to drive issues of eradication or amelioration of poverty (as the case may be) from the perspectives of human rights and development. First shared in a discussion forum on International Human Rights at UNICAF University.
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This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in the LLM programme ... more This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in the LLM programme forum and later as a paper at a Law Students' Union seminar, talks about Human Rights, Poverty and Development, pointing out how Poverty and Development can both be seen as a human rights issue.
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Human Rights is a concept that features in both local and international laws. Its existence and a... more Human Rights is a concept that features in both local and international laws. Its existence and application in local law makes its credibility in international law stronger.
This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in the LLM programme forum and later as a paper at a Law Students' Union seminar, sheds light on the essence, purpose and scope of human rights, with the aim of providing relevant tools which will help in the understanding of the concept.
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Papers by Ogochukwu Nweke
In 2008, the United Nations Human Rights Council requested a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between climate change and human rights. In 2009, a panel discussion on this issue focused on devising a framework for a solution. The paper also emphasizes that climate change threatens internationally protected human rights such as the right to life, good health, nourishing food, clean water, shelter, and personal security.
The relationship between climate change and human rights is controversial despite these considerations. Environmental philosophers emphasize environmental stewardship for future generations, whereas human rights attorneys focus on the human rights impacts of climate change. The emergence of the environmental justice movement offers an alternative viewpoint, emphasizing the disparate effects of climate change on impoverished communities.
In resolving these issues, the paper also highlights the importance of regional conventions and international agreements. As an illustration, it cites the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on Human and People's Rights, both of which advocate for a safe and satisfactory environment. The chain of effects linking anthropogenic emissions to climate change and, as a result, human rights violations is also discussed, with reference to the Cancun agreement's emphasis on completely respecting human rights in all climate change-related actions. The paper concludes with a discussion of the positive and negative dimensions of human rights, and an appeal to stakeholders to safeguard the environment and prevent further degradation.
The presentation was an attempt to connect Human Rights, Poverty and Development, in order to get participants to think more critically about how to drive issues of eradication or amelioration of poverty (as the case may be) from the perspectives of human rights and development. First shared in a discussion forum on International Human Rights at UNICAF University.
This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in the LLM programme forum and later as a paper at a Law Students' Union seminar, sheds light on the essence, purpose and scope of human rights, with the aim of providing relevant tools which will help in the understanding of the concept.
In 2008, the United Nations Human Rights Council requested a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between climate change and human rights. In 2009, a panel discussion on this issue focused on devising a framework for a solution. The paper also emphasizes that climate change threatens internationally protected human rights such as the right to life, good health, nourishing food, clean water, shelter, and personal security.
The relationship between climate change and human rights is controversial despite these considerations. Environmental philosophers emphasize environmental stewardship for future generations, whereas human rights attorneys focus on the human rights impacts of climate change. The emergence of the environmental justice movement offers an alternative viewpoint, emphasizing the disparate effects of climate change on impoverished communities.
In resolving these issues, the paper also highlights the importance of regional conventions and international agreements. As an illustration, it cites the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on Human and People's Rights, both of which advocate for a safe and satisfactory environment. The chain of effects linking anthropogenic emissions to climate change and, as a result, human rights violations is also discussed, with reference to the Cancun agreement's emphasis on completely respecting human rights in all climate change-related actions. The paper concludes with a discussion of the positive and negative dimensions of human rights, and an appeal to stakeholders to safeguard the environment and prevent further degradation.
The presentation was an attempt to connect Human Rights, Poverty and Development, in order to get participants to think more critically about how to drive issues of eradication or amelioration of poverty (as the case may be) from the perspectives of human rights and development. First shared in a discussion forum on International Human Rights at UNICAF University.
This write up, which was submitted first in contribution to the discussions in the LLM programme forum and later as a paper at a Law Students' Union seminar, sheds light on the essence, purpose and scope of human rights, with the aim of providing relevant tools which will help in the understanding of the concept.