Moses Lee 🌱
@moseslze.bsky.social
Undergraduate law student at the LSE.
Plant-based, love animals, capitalism made us poor.
Critical international law and intersectional ecofeminism.
Plant-based, love animals, capitalism made us poor.
Critical international law and intersectional ecofeminism.
Shared my reflections on a brilliant event by LSE Law School and the Department of Gender Studies—on sex/gender as legal status, the semiotics of criminality, colonial inheritances, and law’s ambivalence. Speakers: Lacey, Rodriguez, Baer. Chair: Madhok.
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Last evening, I had the privilege of attending an extraordinary event co-hosted by the LSE Law School and the LSE Department of Gender Studies: ‘Gender and the Law: How law matters to gender or how… |...
Last evening, I had the privilege of attending an extraordinary event co-hosted by the LSE Law School and the LSE Department of Gender Studies: ‘Gender and the Law: How law matters to gender or how ge...
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November 19, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Shared my reflections on a brilliant event by LSE Law School and the Department of Gender Studies—on sex/gender as legal status, the semiotics of criminality, colonial inheritances, and law’s ambivalence. Speakers: Lacey, Rodriguez, Baer. Chair: Madhok.
www.linkedin.com/posts/mosesl...
www.linkedin.com/posts/mosesl...
Read my latest piece for the LSE Rule of Law Journal on COP30. I hope it encourages readers to mobilise their radical imagination in realising emancipatory horizons for those structurally excluded by law’s biopolitical violence—including the most climate-vulnerable states in the Global South. (1/2)
November 17, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Read my latest piece for the LSE Rule of Law Journal on COP30. I hope it encourages readers to mobilise their radical imagination in realising emancipatory horizons for those structurally excluded by law’s biopolitical violence—including the most climate-vulnerable states in the Global South. (1/2)