An insightful night as Professors Phil Clark and Dafydd Fell kicked off our Inaugural Lecture Series last week with talks on #Rwanda and #Taiwan .

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A fantastic evening & wonderful to share it with Dafydd Fell, colleagues, friends, students & family. The YouTube of our lectures on #Rwanda & #Taiwan will be posted in the next few days.

Can't recall these diplomats telling the #ICC to back off when the LRA was negotiating peace in Uganda. theguardian.com/law/2024/apr/2…

Phil Clark and I taking questions at the end of our Inaugural Lectures. It was an unforgettable evening, a chance to talk about our research but also to reflect back over the last few decades and catch up with many old friends and students.

10 years of the Aegis Trust research programme in Kigali supporting the #Rwanda |n social science research community - led with Felix Ndahinda Sandra SHENGE Jason Mosley Nicola Palmer

The Safety of Rwanda Bill is first & foremost about the UK & its growing practice of anti-immigrant law-making. Now is the time for a political project that makes the positive case for migration & the offering of refuge in the UK.

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My latest  Border Criminologies

My morning news review with Georgina Godwin Monocle Radio - Israel's UNRWA claims debunked, Musk brawls with Australian govt over stabbing video, Rwandan press reaction to UK migration deal & Aussie snakebite victims bringing snakes to hospitals (22:13) monocle.com/radio/shows/th…

The Globalist: Poland flexes its diplomatic muscles, Natasha Lindstaedt on the #TrumpTrial , Phil Clark on papers and the future of ticket resale with@viagogo. Plus: aviation news with Gabriel Leigh and Francesca Gavin on a lost #Klimt painting’s auction
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How responsible is the international community for the Rwanda genocide?

Phil Clark for DW News about the Rwandan genocide against the Tutsi people 30 years ago.

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Phil Clark SOAS University of London

I always learn a lot from
Phil (even if we don’t agree on a few things).

My comments to Isaac Mugabi DW Deutsche Welle on how there's too much focus on the model reconciliation villages when the real story of reconciliation in #Rwanda is visible in every community. #Kwikuba30 #RwOT dw.com/en/genocide-rw…

200 of 240 seats already snapped up. Don't miss out. #Rwanda #Taiwan

Still time to register Phil Clark and my Inaugural Lecture on April 25! Our topics will be: Rwanda under the Rwandan Patriotic Front: Assessing 30 Years of Post-Genocide Recovery and Alternative Politics in Taiwan: The Birth of Asia's First Green Party
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Research programme in #Rwanda established by SOAS Politics Professor @PhilClark79 in 2014 featured in this week's nature editorial. The Aegis Trust programme funded by Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office & Sida peer-supports local social science researchers.

After the nature article last week, the journal editors highlight the impact of the Research, Policy & Higher Education programme Aegis Trust in Kigali, funded by Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office & Sida. 10 years supporting the #Rwanda |n research community. #Kwibuka30 #RwOT nature.com/articles/d4158…

The Monocle Daily: Elisabeth Braw and Phil Clark on Iran’s relationship with Israel, the ECHR ruling against Switzerland, cholera disinformation in Mozambique and Putin’s miscalculation over Finland. Plus: george ruskin on Bollywood’s election influence monocle.com/radio/shows/th…

This Al Jazeera PR piece is better than most on the genocide against the Tutsi in #Rwanda - discussing relations between perpetrators and survivors. But you don't need to visit the 6 model reconciliation villages to observe this. Visit any village. #Kwibuka30 aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/8/…