Yesterday was an inspiring day at @ki.se , where I had the privilege of being invited to deliver a keynote speech on the role of scholarship during the genocide in Tigray and to take part in engaging panel discussions on academic freedom and democracy.

Register to follow our conversation on the rule of law, justice, and accountability in #Tigray, organised by the American Bar Association(‪@americanbar.org‬) on Tuesday next week.

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This paper is now the most impactful of all papers published by @politicalgeography.bsky.social since 2023.

Tigray war: Modern geographies of mass violence and the invisibilization of populations

On the production of invisibility in #Tigray.

I look forward to this event where I will be speaking about the weaponisation of Pan Africanism to enable and conceal the genocide in #Tigray.

Register to join us in Birmingham or online 👇
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What is it like to write about genocide for an audience that neither knows nor cares much about the people and places you’re writing about. The weight of history sits heavy, but writing feels like shooting in the dark.
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My eyes are wide open now

Today I am thrilled to begin a new chapter in my academic life as a Lecturer at the Global Development Institute, University of Manchester! Excited for the opportunities & challenges ahead and to contribute to impactful teaching and research.