Academic Refugees [Video]
Listen now
Description
Contributor(s): Latefa Guemar | Latefa Guemar was a research scientist and feminist activist in Algeria. When life for her and her journalist husband became increasingly untenable, they sought asylum in the UK. In 2003, Latefa and her family were offered housing in Swansea. With the assistance of CARA - the Council for Assisting Refugee Academics - Latefa learned English, took a degree in sociology and is now a visiting fellow with LSE's Gender Institute. In this short film, she talks about how she came to flee her homeland and transition from engineering to social science.
More Episodes
Contributor(s): Toby Landau QC | Andrea Saldarriaga, Lead of the LSE Investment & Human Rights Project, interviews Toby Landau QC, arbitration practitioner and barrister from Essex Court Chambers, on the relationship between arbitration and human rights. In his interview, Toby reflects on how...
Published 03/28/14
Trailer to introduce the new multimedia self-study on the UN Principles for Responsible Contracts being made available by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Published 12/18/13