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This programme is unlike anything I’ve ever taught. I’m very proud to be part of it and highly recommend it for students who want to critically engage with human rights. Let me know if you are thinking of applying and have questions you think I might be able to answer

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Ruth Wilson Gilmore in conversation with Basil Farraj on abolition, carcerality and subversion - join us this Thursday! Register here - buff.ly/18iNH0m

Join us for a series of conversations interrogating human rights in the wake of ongoing genocides, climate breakdown, capitalist catastrophe, the rise of fascism, gender and sexuality politics, and more. Register to attend the plenary sessions ➡️ buff.ly/18iNH0m

Join us this Friday for a conversation w/Dilar Dirik, Mohammed El-Kurd Mohammed El-Kurd, John Narayan John Narayan, Lola Olufemi lola olufemi and Lina Attalah Lina Attalah #savesheikhjarrah, chaired by Mai Taha Mai Taha + Olivia Rutazibwa Olivia U. Rutazibwa LSE, 14.30, register: tickettailor.com/events/departm…

Join us to mark 25 years of human rights at LSE! Register to attend the plenary sessions of our conference, featuring Basil Farraj, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Lina Attalah, Mohammed El-Kurd, Dilar Dirik, John Narayan and Lola Olufemi. Register here ➡️ buff.ly/18iNH0m

later this week, the most amazing group of people hits our spaces at LSE to engage the (non)sense of Human Rights in these dire times on the occasion of LSE Human Rights dusty dylan. Please register and join us for the plenary panels on May 15 and 16. and share. LSE Sociology

Later this week, we're hosting our "Subverting human rights: left, right, and centre" conference at LSE! The conference will bring together thinkers across academic and activist spaces across both days. Register to join the plenary sessions ➡️ buff.ly/18iNH0m

"Subverting human rights: left, right, and centre" starts tomorrow! Over two days we will reflect on how the politics of the left, right, and centre are being aligned and realigned in relation to human rights. Join us for the plenary sessions ➡️ buff.ly/18iNH0m

We're pleased to welcome باسل فراج Basil Farraj and Ruth Wilson Gilmore to deliver the opening plenary of our "Subverting Human Rights: Left, Right, and Centre" conference, marking 25 years of Human Rights at LSE. #LSEHumanRights

Kicking off our first panel discussion of the conference is Richard Seymour, Piro Rexhepi and Gargi Bhattacharyya with Ayça Çubukçu. #LSEHumanRights

Thinking through human rights, lawful violence, and all the problems in our world today, with scholars from across the world. Grateful for these moments. LSE LSE Sociology LSE Human Rights

In our second #LSEHumanRights panel, we're hearing from banu bargu, Camila Vergara and Brenna Bhandar, chaired by Alonso Gurmendi.

Wrapping up today's panel sessions are Bossissi Nkuba,PhD., Marie Petersmann and Julia Suárez-Krabbe, chaired by Olivia U. Rutazibwa. #LSEHumanRights

We're back for day two of our #LSEHumanRights conference! John Narayan and Mohammed Elnaiem are delivering our first panel of the day, chaired by Mai Taha.

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Time for our final panel of the day with Dr Meena Kandasamy மீனா கந்தசாமி, Rosalba Icaza Garza and Au Loong Yu, chaired by Andrea Espinoza Carvajal. We have a few tickets left for our closing plenary this afternoon! Register here: tickettailor.com/events/departm…

We are closing our #LSEHumanRights conference with a plenary discussion featuring lola olufemi , Lina Attalah #savesheikhjarrah, Mohammed El-Kurd, John Narayan and Dilar Dirik! Chaired by Mai Taha and Olivia U. Rutazibwa. Thank you to everyone who joined us over the last two days.

🖊️ Join us for tonight's LSE Sociology event on the meaning of critique. Nick Couldry, Scheffer, Claire Laurier Decoteau & Monika Krause will debate on whether critique can be equated with the critique of power. #LSEEvents See more 👇 lse.ac.uk/Events/2025/05…