Yobare YENTIARE is a research collaborator at the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Africa and the Middle East (CIRAM) at Laval University (Canada), a research affiliate of the Thematic Research Program on Governance and Development (PTR-GD) of African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CAMES), a member of the African Network of Young Researchers in Territorial Sciences (RAJeC STer) and a Queen Elizabeth Scholars – Advanced Scholars Fellow with Open AIR. A lawyer and legal geographer, he conducts research on access to justice in the era of information and communication technologies, integrating issues of gender justice, the digital judicial divide, the reconfiguration of authority figures in social peripheries, and territorial dynamics of judicial institutions. Actively engaged in national and international collaborative projects, he works to promote more accessible, inclusive, and responsive justice systems that meet the needs of vulnerable populations, in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDGs 5 and 16.
