Amazing work 🙌 🙌 🙌

We were very grateful for her expertise and insights, explaining this complex sociolegal research into lived experiences of civilians and combatants, within a wider context of international law, humanitarian law, and international human rights

@lawatleeds.bsky.social

Dr Tongue introduced the film with a speech explaining the developments of the federal and state law. After the screening, centre members discussed core issues in the film, through feminist, queer, and other critical legal approaches.

And you can find the University of Leeds School of Law's submission, co-drafted by Centre members @paolosandro.bsky.social @echrhawk.bsky.social @jgreenwoodreeves.bsky.social and Rebecca Moosavian, here:

committees.parliament.uk/writtenevide...

Abstracts (500 words), along with short author bio (200 words) are to be sent to Dr Clare James, School of Law University of Leeds ([email protected]) @cjames-law.bsky.social by Monday the 11th January. Decisions regarding acceptance to be communicated by the 30th January. Best of luck!

This conference aims to consider socioeconomic rights in the UK, including rights to a healthy environment and rights of future generations, and future directions for research, including global threats and challenges like migration due to climate change, pandemics, and antimicrobial resistance.