Augustin Émane
Augustin Émane is a distinguished Gabonese jurist and author, known for his expertise in labor law. He recently gained attention for presenting his co-authored book, 'Le Code du travail gabonais commenté,' which offers a comprehensive analysis of Gabon's labor code. This work aims to enhance understanding and application of the law among legal professionals, students, and stakeholders, highlighting the need for accessible legal resources in the ever-evolving landscape of labor rights in Gabon.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Gabon | 6 | 7.50 | 1.92% | +10% | 2,225,734 | 46,932 | $15,000 | 316$ |
| Totals | 6 | 2,225,734 | 46,932 | $15,000 | 316$ |
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.
Recent Mentions
Gabon:
Pr Augustin Emane stated that the extension of the ENM will provide much-needed relief for the institution facing space and equipment deficits.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is the Minister of Justice who met with UN experts to discuss human rights.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is the Minister of Justice and has been involved in strengthening cooperation with the UNDP for human rights in Gabon.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is the Minister of Justice in Gabon who is working on the harmonization and modernization of legal texts.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is the Minister of Justice in Gabon who presented his roadmap and working method to his collaborators.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is the initiator of the workshop and teaches social security law.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane was present at the solemn installation ceremony of Dick Fabrice Boungou Mikolo.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is a lecturer in law at the University of Nantes and a researcher affiliated with UMR-CNRS 6028.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane is a Gabonese jurist, academic, and writer specializing in labor law and social protection, based in France.
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Gabon:
Augustin Emane questions the darker aspects of Albert Schweitzer's legacy.
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