Dr. Nelson Agbor is an interdisciplinary law scholar, legal educator, and researcher specialising in international human rights law, public law, constitutional law, and humanitarian law. He is currently a Lecturer in Law at the University of Northampton, having previously taught at Birmingham City University and The University of Law. He has extensive higher education experience, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate law modules and contributing to curriculum development, assessment, moderation, dissertation supervision, and academic quality assurance. His student-centred teaching approach focuses on making complex legal concepts accessible while developing students’ analytical, research, and practical legal skills. Dr. Agbor holds a PhD in Law from the University of Plymouth. His research examines human rights protection in crisis-affected regions, with particular focus on the Anglophone conflict in Cameroon. His wider research interests include human rights and humanitarian law, refugee and asylum law, conflict studies, governance, and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P).