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Thanks so much, Maia! You guys organised a brilliant conference!

Recovering from 4 days of HM with the pleasure of reading some proofs, one of which is the end result of too many years of work, and the other the start of something new. Coming out very soon with Historical Materialism Journal & National Law School of India Review #imperialism #jurisdiction #infrastructures #legalform #Chimni

Very much looking forward to this! Thanks so much for inviting me! QUB Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Thank you so much, John! Me too! :) Join us in Belfast to learn more about the book if you have time.

I really enjoyed recording this podcast in which I further develop some of the ideas of my book on victim participation in transitional justice as unpaid labour with Tine Destrooper and Kim Baudewijns.

I so much enjoyed this discussion in Belfast on my book which gave me a new boost for my writing. Thank you so much for the invitation and for the generous engagement! @reparationsni Kieran McEvoy Lauren Dempster Julia Viebach

In this new episode Leila Ullrich discusses new ways for understanding victim participation, not just as a right, but as work victims actively contribute to the international justice system, and that should be duly acknowledged as such #justicevisions

Fascinating day QUB School of Law yesterday with QUB Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice and #QUBTJcluster seminar delivered by Leila Ullrich, the annual Stephen Livingstone lecture by Patrick Corrigan , and QUB Palestine Assembly teach-in with Erika Jiménez sharing her work with Palestinian youth

Really enjoyed recording this podcast with Alex on my new book, 'Victims and the Labour of Justice at the International Criminal Court'. global.oup.com/academic/produ… (ORDER ONLINE WITH ALAUTHC4 PROMOTION CODE TO SAVE 30%)

Please join us tomorrow (18.2) at 4.15pm (in person and online) for an event on 'The Legal Duty to Prevent Genocide: Gaza and Academic Responsibility' w. Nimer Sultany and ICJP (🦋: icjpalestine.com) law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

Oh thank you so much Silvana for your very generous reading of my book! I feel very honoured that you took the time to so throughly engage with the book and share your brilliant reflections! 🙏🥲

Check out our wonderful collection of essays plotting, dreaming, reimagining, abolishing, redistributing and reconstructing ICL's Critical Aftermaths w. Christine Schwobel-Patel & Richard Clements

I can't wait to talk to the brilliant (and award winning) Silvana in Birmingham (online) on 1st May at 2pm! Come along if you're not already sick hearing me talk about that book.🙃

A little reminder that the deadline (15th April) for abstracts for our 'Conference on Punishment in the Global Peripheries' is approaching very fast. We look forward to reading your proposals!

Join us for our final two amazing events of the year: the first on Tuesday (17th) at 4.15pm with the incredible Silvana Tapia Tapia and Lorena Burbano on 'Anti-carceral feminisms in Ecuador: toward a non-penal feminist justice' (hybrid) law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

And the second one o Tuesday (24th) at 5.15pm with Dr Kalika Metha on 'Permanent Suspicion: Reframing Criminal Law Through Postcolonial Thought.' All welcome! (hybrid) :) Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

Reflections on working in/for the university in the wake of violence. My latest, co-authored with Leila Ullrich: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Thank you so much to Karen Ring for writing such a thoughtful and incisive review of my book, 'Victims and the Labour of Justice at the International Criminal Court.' I also really appreciate her critical observations about victims' agency and voices. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…

Lol, somehow Amazon decided to reduce the price of my book by a whopping 82% (2 copies left) if anyone wants to snap it up for 19 quid. 🙃amazon.co.uk/Victims-Labour…