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- Member of the scientific council of MIR (Mouvement International pour les Reparations)
- 'A Global Assessment of the Legal Status of Transatlantic Chattel Slavery, ASIL-UWI Symposium on Reparations under International Law, May 2021, Kingston/JA
- Baptista Forum on Reparations for African enslavement, March 2021, York University, Toronto/Canada
- 'Reparations and historical injustices', SAP Annual Conference 2016 Workshop, June 2016, Belfast/Ireland
- 'Genocide and the Repression Against Rastafari as defenders of African identity within the Context of the Legal Claim for Global African Reparations', Rastafari Studies Conference 2013, August 2013, Kingston, Jamaica, University of the West Indies
- 'La conscience continue du crime', 1st European Week for the Brussels/Belgium Recognition of Slavery and Colonization and for Reparations organized in the European Parliament, May 2013
- Participation as Judge in the Moot 'Be it resolved that Caribbean nations, whose people suffered enslavement, have a just cause for reparations from former colonial powers' with Patrick Robinson (Judge at the ICTY), February 2013, Mona Law School, University of the West Indies
- Participation at the conference 'Esclavage et réparations', Conseil Représentatif des Associations Noires (CRAN), May 2012, Paris/France
Nora Wittmann and Robert Gordon, Little Afeni and the Cause for Reparations (Power of the Trinity Publishers, 2014) - this is the only children’s book on reparations
Nora Wittmann, Slavery Reparations Time Is Now. Exposing Lies, Claiming Justice for Global Survival. An International Legal Assessment (Power of the TrInIty Publishers, 2013)
Nora Wittmann, 'An International Law Deconstruction of the Hegemonic Denial of the Right to Reparations', Social and Economic Studies 68 (2019), 19-41
Nora Wittmann, 'Reparations — Legally Justified and Sine qua non for Global Justice, Peace and Security', Global Justice: Radical Perspectives, 9
Articles in the New African:
- Nora Wittmann, 'Slavery Reparations. The Time Is Now', New African, 532 (2013), 30-33
- Nora Wittmann, 'Brussels: European Capital of Shame', New African, 532 (2013), 64-65
- Nora Wittmann, 'The scramble for Africa’s nuclear resources', New African, 507 (2011), 72-74
- Nora Wittmann, 'Slavery reparations are a must', New African, 488 (209), 24-29.
Definition of the term ‘reparations’: 'Reparation must, as far as possible, wipe out all the consequences of the illegal act and reestablish the situation which would, in all probability, have existed if that act had not been committed' (Chorzow rule). The full and comprehensive global Afrikan reparations (cessation, guarantees of non-repetition, restitution, compensation, satisfaction and rehabilitation) that are due by international law will restore Afrikan sovereignty, thereby abolish capitalism and stop the destruction of the Earth by the criminal and criminal system that was set up illegally on the fundament of transatlantic enslavement.