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Brunel Human Rights Centre is committed to the advancement of human rights as potential tools for reform, empowerment of marginalised groups, pursuit of environmental sustainability and achieving social justice. It conducts research, produces publications and engages with organisations, academics, students and civil society.
Wednesday 19 June 2013
12:00 pm, Elliot Jacques 110, Brunel Law School, Brunel University
The Brunel Law School is most pleased to welcome Dr Shereen El Feki, author of 'Sex in the Citadel; intimate life in a changing Arab world' for Q & session - workshop on the topic of 'Law, Religion & sexuality'.
'International law can assist the Orang Asli to regain their land rights' said Dr Xanthaki in her talk delivered to Malaysian lawyers in December 2012. Dr Xanthaki was invited by the Kuala Lumpur Bar to discuss indigenous land rights in Malaysia and ways forward.
1-5 July, University of Maryland, USA
9-11 May, University of Oslo, Norway
Brunel Law School and its Human Rights Centre were honoured to host the Expert Seminar on Indigenous Cultures and Languages, co-organised with the United Nations on the 8th-9th March 2012. United Nations civil servants, academics, NGO activists and indigenous leaders from Mexico, Burundi, Kenya attended.