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The project, funded by the ILO’s Work in Freedom Programme via READ, examined industrial grievances filed by garment workers in three major clusters—Gurugram, Bengaluru, and Tiruppur.

This lecture reimagines democracy in Africa as a moral art of belonging and laughter—an interplay of care and critique rooted in indigenous wisdom

A major HIV-prevention programme shows that community-based, gender-sensitive support can significantly improve knowledge and safer behaviour among South Asian migrant workers.

SOAS University of London Professor of Economics Massoud Karshenas has been honoured by Stanford University for his meaningful contributions to understanding Iran’s economic development.

Natasja is a BA Japanese and History of Art student who spent a year abroad studying in Tokyo, Japan. Here's what she wishes she had known before her year abroad.

Charles Melville examines the relationship between Persian illustrations and the events they represent.

Discover what it’s like to study at SOAS through the personal journeys and insights of our current students.

Social activist Patrick Hutchinson describes how the MBA 30 aided his own business.

This exhibition presents illustrated stories from PositiveNegatives illuminating young peoples' experiences of conflict, peacebuilding and marginalisation.