Moses Lee 🌱
@moseslze.bsky.social
Undergraduate law student at the LSE.
Plant-based, love animals, capitalism made us poor.
Critical international law and feminist posthumanism.
Plant-based, love animals, capitalism made us poor.
Critical international law and feminist posthumanism.
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On World AIDS Day, we remember all those we've lost to HIV/AIDS related illness and unite in our battle against the virus.
We’ve committed to zero new transmission of HIV in the capital by 2030. We’ll continue to work with partners to tackle the stigma of getting tested and treated.
We’ve committed to zero new transmission of HIV in the capital by 2030. We’ll continue to work with partners to tackle the stigma of getting tested and treated.
December 1, 2025 at 9:36 AM
On World AIDS Day, we remember all those we've lost to HIV/AIDS related illness and unite in our battle against the virus.
We’ve committed to zero new transmission of HIV in the capital by 2030. We’ll continue to work with partners to tackle the stigma of getting tested and treated.
We’ve committed to zero new transmission of HIV in the capital by 2030. We’ll continue to work with partners to tackle the stigma of getting tested and treated.
Shared my reflections on a brilliant event by LSE Law School and the Department of Gender Studies—on sex/gender as legal status, the semiotics of criminality, colonial inheritances, and law’s ambivalence. Speakers: Lacey, Rodriguez, Baer. Chair: Madhok.
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Last evening, I had the privilege of attending an extraordinary event co-hosted by the LSE Law School and the LSE Department of Gender Studies: ‘Gender and the Law: How law matters to gender or how… |...
Last evening, I had the privilege of attending an extraordinary event co-hosted by the LSE Law School and the LSE Department of Gender Studies: ‘Gender and the Law: How law matters to gender or how ge...
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November 19, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Shared my reflections on a brilliant event by LSE Law School and the Department of Gender Studies—on sex/gender as legal status, the semiotics of criminality, colonial inheritances, and law’s ambivalence. Speakers: Lacey, Rodriguez, Baer. Chair: Madhok.
www.linkedin.com/posts/mosesl...
www.linkedin.com/posts/mosesl...
Read my latest piece for the LSE Rule of Law Journal on COP30. I hope it encourages readers to mobilise their radical imagination in realising emancipatory horizons for those structurally excluded by law’s biopolitical violence—including the most climate-vulnerable states in the Global South. (1/2)
November 17, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Read my latest piece for the LSE Rule of Law Journal on COP30. I hope it encourages readers to mobilise their radical imagination in realising emancipatory horizons for those structurally excluded by law’s biopolitical violence—including the most climate-vulnerable states in the Global South. (1/2)