Prof. Gina Heathcote @newcastleuni.bsky.social joins us on Mon 17 November to talk about the state of gender and feminist knowledge in times of genocide, the climate emergency and the rise of significant anti-gender agendas globally.
Don't miss it!
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Authoritarian threats to human rights are growing, with more oppressive states, weaker legal activism, and regional courts limiting their own power. Do we need to rethink how we measure human rights law’s effectiveness?
Join us 7 April with Dr Dilek Kurban.
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Exploring the intersections of international law and time bringing together theory and practice.

11 March 15:00 @tmcasser.bsky.social

With the brilliant @ecusato.bsky.social, Geoff Gordon and Manasa Venkatachalam.
Registration:
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26 Feb @reparationsres.bsky.social
Tim Lindgren will be speaking about how the concept of territory shapes our imaginaries of reparations for climate change under international law, and how a turn to ‘place’ might offer a different frame of reference.
www.reparationsresearch.eu/repairing-pl...

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🔹interviews with @paulducheine.bsky.social & @kikibrolmann.bsky.social
🔹Recording of Anne Orford's lecture on climate reparations
🔹Our green hero of '24, @mwewerinke.bsky.social
🔹the legality of banning fossil adverts
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In November we had the pleasure of hearing Professor Anne Orford talk about her latest research into climate reparations.

We can now share the video recording with you. Our thanks again to Anne.
youtu.be/2r7CcZ6CPmo?...