Justin Ngambu Wanki

Dynamic legal consultant with extensive experience at the South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Human Rights, and International Law. Proven expertise in stakeholder engagement, driving impactful human rights initiatives. Adept at regulatory compliance and project management, interested in continuous learning, innovation, and professional development. Eager to utilize leadership and managerial skills across diverse settings.

• (Un)Constitutional Amendments and Cameroon Constitutions: Strange bedfellows with the Rule of Law and Constitutionalism, 2021, African Journal of International and Comparative Law
• Exploring the interrelationship between the responsibility to protect and the principle of complementarity in Africa: Conceptual ambiguities and contestable assumptions, 2018, Journal of South African Law (TSAR)
• Unsettling Colonial Paradigms: Right to Development Governance as Framework Model for African Constitutionalism, 2019, African Studies Quarterly
• From administrative to constitutional bodies – The fourth branch of government: Towards the constitutionalisation of independent specialized national institutions in Cameroon, 2020, VRU Law and Politics in Africa, Asia and South America
• The right to development in Francophone Africa and post-colonial agreements, sovereign authority and control over natural resources, 2023, African Human Rights Law Journal