Past events

This International Affairs webinar explores the ‘polymorphic’ nature of calls for institutional justice today.

This event explores aspects of the foreign policy of the administration of President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Panellists discuss a potential roadmap to help Venezuelans restore human rights and democratic processes in their country.

Stakeholders discuss the role of conflict and conflict sensitivity in climate finance and action.

Having defaulted on its external debts, Sri Lanka faces simultaneous economic and political crises amid widespread shortages of food, fuel and medicine. Experts discuss what the future holds.

What can we learn from a feminist approach to nuclear politics that takes colonialism seriously?

Panellists discuss the priorities for promoting the agency of women in politics and peacebuilding in Ethiopia and approaches for combatting gender-based discrimination and violence.

This event discusses the preparedness of Ukraine’s justice system to prosecute war crimes and the response of international courts.

This event explores how Ukraine and other states support the creation of a special tribunal and what alternatives may be available.

This event explores how race and colonialism have impacted lives, policymaking, and understandings of countries in the Middle East and South Asia.

This second event of our loss and damage series cuts through polarized debate by bringing together international experts to discuss innovative legal and financial approaches.

Speakers at this webinar will discuss a recently issued paper by the Policy Coordination Group for Syria’s Missing and Disappeared (PCG) outlining constitutional principles related to Syria’s missing and disappeared.