Head of Law & Political Sciences:
Associate Prof. Baryalai Hakimi

Date of birth: 22 March 1979
Place of birth: Wardak
Nationality: Afghan
Contact Number: (+93) 700 29 26 54
Email: bar_hakimi@hotmail.com

Education - Qualifications
Aug 2006 - May 2007      University of Washington, School of Law, United States
1995 – 1998                      Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Kabul University
1991 – 1994                      Kabul Military High School
1984 – 1990                      Durkhanai Secondary School

Language and Computer Skills
• Pashto Native, Dari (Persian) and English
• SAP – Moduls MM, SD, PP , MS-Office 2000 (MS Word, Excel, Access and Power Point), Windows (98, Millinium, NT), Internet

Work Experience
2001 – Now                       Lecture in Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at Kabul University
June 2007 – May 2008    Group member of Legal Dictionary Project in USAID
Sep 2007 – Now               Work with Coalition Forces called (Task Force Fury) as a lecturer of some law courses for                                           Prosecutors and Judges in different Provinces in Southern Afghanistan
Feb 2008 - Now                Part time lecturer in Law Department of National Military Academy of Afghanistan
Jan 2006 - Feb 2006        Work with a research project (donated by George Mason University and United States Institute of                                           peace “USIP” in field of Customary Law in Afghanistan)
Jan 2004 - March 2004   Scientific Assistant for Constitution Commission
Oct 2003 - Nov 2003       Work with International Bar Association (IBA) in field of Customary Law in Afghanistan

Publications:
1. Monograph in the subject of Citizenship and its reflection in enforced Law in Afghanistan (1999).
2. Conference in the subject of Legislative acts (2001).
3. Translation of a book (The Memory of Solferino) from Dari into Pashto (2004).
4. Translation of three different law textbooks for The Asia Foundation from Dari into Pashto.
5. Presentation in the subject of (Customary Law in Afghanistan “Jirga”) at the 2007 Rudolph C. Barnes Sr. Symposium on Legitimacy, Legal Development & Change, held at the University of Colombia, School of Law, South Carolina, United States.

References:
Prof Dr. Wadir Safi, Head of International Relations Department in Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at Kabul University.
Contact Mob: (+93) 700 200 593