Declaration of Humanity: Faith leaders against sexual violence in conflict Organised by: Centre of World Christianity, SOAS University of London and Project dldl/ድልድል A seminar that will focus on the Declaration of Humanity and the role of faith leaders in preventing sexual violence in conflict
Justice and Beauty in Muslim Marriage: A Seminar A one-day public seminar discussing insights from the book, 'Justice and Beauty in Muslim Marriage: Towards Egalitarian Ethics and Laws'.
Empires of Complaints: Mughal Law and the Making of British India, 1765-1793 This paper, based on Prof. Travers' recently-published book (Cambridge, 2022), reinterprets the transition from Mughal to British rule in eighteenth-century eastern India, showing how colonial state-builders sought to expropriate and transform precolonial,
African Ladies on Colonial Grounds: Negotiating Sports Practice in Colonial Ghana At the crossroads of gender studies, sport history and Ghana history, this research focuses on young African women’s participation in sports
Director's Lecture Series: The Partition of India: after 75 years who owns the narrative? As a new generation emerges, the stories, experience and intergenerational memories are arguably evolving. In this next SOAS Director’s Lecture Series we ask - how is the Partition of India remembered 75 years later – and who owns the narrative?
Dr Angela Cheung History of Photography; 19th/20th century photography of China; The Materiality of the photographic archive, Sino-British History; Transnational Contemporary art and Curatorial practices.