Exploring patterns of migration and labour.
Gender Rights, Islamic Law, Right to Water Law, Self-Determination in International Law & The Supreme Court: be inspired...
Does Shamima Begum deserve a fair British trial?
‘Where are you from?’: How I turned my heritage into a game of self-protection
| | Languages and Cultures, We are SOAS
Monika Radojevic discusses the 'casual racism' around her half-Brazilian, half-Montenegrin ethnicity
Think you know all about climate change? Take our quiz to find out just how clued up you...
Decolonisation: It’s not about making the voices of middle aged white males illegitimate
| | Languages and Cultures, Life at SOAS
A new production is challenging perspectives on what 'decolonisation' really means
Jacob Mardell investigates the lives of people affected by the Belt and Road Initiative.
SOAS students prepared a mini guidebook
Language, context and positionality
SOAS alumna Sharifah Alhinai talks about Sekka Magazine.
Holocaust Memorial Day: “violence and war leave no survivors”
| | History, Religions and Philosophies
What does the Holocaust have to do with me? | Bella Saltiel
Make the most out of learning and training opportunities around you; build up a support network; and bring your...
The Spice Girls and ‘gender justice’ t-shirts: do feminism and capitalism really mix?
| | Development Studies, Gender Studies
Factory staff (mainly female) paid just 35p an hour to make #IWannaBeASpiceGirl t-shirts
MA Translation students Luna Chiaverini and Megumi Sakata discuss video game localization and International Women’s Day protests.
Art Breath founder Nour Saleh shows how the arts can convey powerful messages about identity and politics.
Border wall: Are we missing the real security threat to the United States?
| | Media Studies, Politics and International Studies
Jane Eisenhardt examines the history of conflict surrounding borders
Over 150 film posters are displayed in the exhibition Africa Gaze in the Brunei Gallery.
Do you identify as a woman? Do you have body issues? Today is your day!
| | Gender Studies, Life at SOAS
It's #womenshealthyweightday and these SOASians have some thoughts...
Our obsession with Brexit is letting some of the nastier stories slip between the cracks
| | Gender Studies, Life at SOAS, Politics and International Studies
Andrew Griffiths recently returned to the House amidst claims of sexual harassment
"I never assumed that this could be a bad thing for my mental health" | Monika Radojevic
Alberto Asquer, Finance and Management convenor at SOAS, introduces key concepts from his programme curriculum
Xi Jinping shows “no willingness” to compromise on unification with Taiwan
| | Languages and Cultures
‘One country, two systems’ model is not acceptable to Taiwan.
The video-game industry operates on a distinct binary of gender. But there're more options to be found...
Asma’ Jawabreh describes her academic journey from the Arroub refugee camp to SOAS
The EU’s racist migration policies are complicit in a system of slavery
| | Languages and Cultures, Politics and International Studies
‘Stop the boats’ creates and supports the very same trafficking networks the EU condemns
Test your knowledge of Christmas traditions in this fun festive quiz.
Alberto Asquer, Director of MSc Public Policy & Management at SOAS, introduces ideas from his programme
China is sawing away the rungs of social mobility: where do we go from here?
| | Languages and Cultures, Politics and International Studies
Taking a leaf out of Black Mirror's script-book?
Asylum: We need to address the structural racism that underpins border controls
| | Development Studies, Law, Politics and International Studies
Many EU countries have recently adopted laws that criminalise activists
International Anti-Corruption Day
Diplomacy student represents SOAS at Abu Dhabi ‘PeaceGame’ event
| | Politics and International Studies, We are SOAS
Each year Foreign Policy convenes leading minds to tackle major global issues
International Day of Disabled Persons: I have fibromyalgia and it’s my lived reality
| | Life at SOAS
"Society disables us."
Justice for whom? It’s time to rethink the role of international courts
| | Politics and International Studies
Lengthy and uncertain trials are not priorities for victims
"Racism still abounds in the land of the free"
Showcasing three films depicting female experiences in contemporary China.
Black Friday has been renamed in my country and the racism is hard to miss
| | Languages and Cultures, Religions and Philosophies
It's that time of year again
Trump’s continued support of Saudi Arabia: we’re so used to him that it’s not even shocking
| | Politics and International Studies
Is there any hope for Yemen?
Casteism in the age of #hate: Twitter’s CEO sides with Brahminical patriarchy
| | Gender Studies, Languages and Cultures, Politics and International Studies
A photo op gone wrong reveals plenty...
A deeper take on a familiar premise
Dr Matthew Wilkinson on his new book on Islam
A reminder that not all Bolsonaro’s supporters have hatred in their hearts
| | Politics and International Studies
Student blogger Monika Radojevic covers a protest at SOAS
Ella Al-Shamahi joins an MBI Al Jaber expedition to the island of Socotra.
Fluent in Chinese? Become a paid content creator for SOAS on WeChat and Weibo
| | Languages and Cultures, Life at SOAS
Paid work experience.
SOAS plays host to five events during the Palestine Film Festival.
Test your knowledge of recent world events with the SOAS Topical News Quiz.
