To Hong Kong and back again: Parsi charity and building Bombay Parsis (Indian Zoroastrians), a micro-minority are well-known in Bombay-Mumbai for their philanthropic giving. The community in the city, through its ties to shipbuilding, and the tea trade, has had a sustained relationship with Hong Kong.
Sex work and trafficking research, and its ethics This is an interim report of an on-going 9-country international collaborative research project on migrant sex work and trafficking in persons. It tries to answer a crucial question for sex workers on the move: which conditions and resources would make migrants’ journeys into the sex trade safer?
Challenges facing Taiwan’s Democracy in the 2020s Taiwan’s democracy faces a range of new and old challenges in the 2020s. The biggest threat is still the aggressive authoritarian People’s Republic of China. But this democracy itself has internal weaknesses.
SOAS Alumni Reception in Beijing with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib SOAS Alumni Reception in Beijing with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib.
SOAS Alumni Reception in Shanghai with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib SOAS Alumni Reception in Shanghai with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib.
Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib to host SOAS alumni receptions in Shanghai and Beijing SOAS Alumni Receptions in Shanghai and Beijing with Vice Chancellor Professor Adam Habib.
Sustainability at SOAS SOAS has committed to becoming a net zero organisation by 2040 – and to achieve this, we are now working towards embedding sustainability in every aspect of our work.