Hemi Mistry
@hemimistry.bsky.social
Associate Professor in Law, University of Nottingham
Writes about and teaches international law, international criminal law, courts and tribunals, judges, tort. Posts about the above, HE and assorted other bits. She/her.
Writes about and teaches international law, international criminal law, courts and tribunals, judges, tort. Posts about the above, HE and assorted other bits. She/her.
Absolutely!! Every international justice event should have a (un)scheduled walk in the woods.
October 23, 2025 at 8:41 AM
Absolutely!! Every international justice event should have a (un)scheduled walk in the woods.
I found it during early during one of my pandemic morning walks around Wollaton Park. I think I remember remarking at the time that I had found my favourite tree. Haven't found that beats it. She is a beaut.
October 23, 2025 at 6:51 AM
I found it during early during one of my pandemic morning walks around Wollaton Park. I think I remember remarking at the time that I had found my favourite tree. Haven't found that beats it. She is a beaut.
I had a lot of fun writing this during my last study leave (yes, I'm lucky!) and presenting it at the 'Translucent Justice' workshop at the Max Planck Institute in Luxembourg in October 2023. Thanks to @kritikasharma.bsky.social, @lnruiz.bsky.social, and Olivier Baillet for a great conference
September 6, 2025 at 8:31 AM
I had a lot of fun writing this during my last study leave (yes, I'm lucky!) and presenting it at the 'Translucent Justice' workshop at the Max Planck Institute in Luxembourg in October 2023. Thanks to @kritikasharma.bsky.social, @lnruiz.bsky.social, and Olivier Baillet for a great conference
What a minefield. At least the fast speech increases the likelihood they'll miss what they would otherwise misunderstand.
May 7, 2025 at 4:53 PM
What a minefield. At least the fast speech increases the likelihood they'll miss what they would otherwise misunderstand.
I start off okay, quite neutral, but as I get tired and/or excited/carried away my accent slips and my vowels get looser and the colloquialisms come out. I imagine you have a similar double whammy?
May 7, 2025 at 2:33 PM
I start off okay, quite neutral, but as I get tired and/or excited/carried away my accent slips and my vowels get looser and the colloquialisms come out. I imagine you have a similar double whammy?
Don't worry, I'm sure if there'd been a terrible miscommunication you'd have come to know about it. I've lived and learned many instances of my British and, specifically, Yorkshire colloquialisms causing 🤨🤨🤨 amongst cosmopolitan student audiences.
May 7, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Don't worry, I'm sure if there'd been a terrible miscommunication you'd have come to know about it. I've lived and learned many instances of my British and, specifically, Yorkshire colloquialisms causing 🤨🤨🤨 amongst cosmopolitan student audiences.
Yes, it's totally normal here. However, I am also aware enough to not use in a lecture/class full of students who come from elsewhere because, yeah, your response.
May 7, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Yes, it's totally normal here. However, I am also aware enough to not use in a lecture/class full of students who come from elsewhere because, yeah, your response.