School of Law, Gender and Media

Addressing water conflicts through the lens of water security.

Working with the Australian Research Council to examine the ways small farmers identify, conserve and exchange useful plant material.

Interrogating the concept of "river rights" to examine the contribution of ecocentric rights for river restoration and conservation.

Addressing water conflicts through the lens of water security.

Amplifying the carceral experiences of marginalised populations across the Global South.

Examining the right to sanitation in India from a broad perspective that encompasses the various dimensions of the right.

The first major study of water law in India since the early 1990s and contributed to ensuring policy-makers would consider it a more important part of sector reforms.

Analysing the impact of climate change on groundwater.

Enhancing SOAS knowledge and capacity in the study and research of East and Southeast Asian laws, with a focus on Thai law.

Exploring the debates that led to the reform of age of consent laws in UK and their introduction in other parts of the Empire at the end of the 19th century.

Enhancing the knowledge of academicians and politicians on the new tendencies of human rights discourses and practices in the MENA region.

Influencing the Corridors of Power (ICOP) is an innovative front-line project which addresses the democratic deficit between UK universities and UK politics.