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Our Clearing Campus Tours are the perfect opportunity to explore our university, meet current students, and experience the vibrant, supportive atmosphere that makes SOAS unique.

Join us as we examine how the UK balances security with freedom of speech and civil rights

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Nathan is a Ph.D. History, Religions, and Philosophies researcher with an interest in Education history; cultural and social history; anti-imperialist student movements; student politics in Africa; underdevelopment; and the language of anticolonial nationalism.

Dr Peter Sharrock is a co-convenor of the Arts of Southeast Asia and Arts of the Buddhist World modules of the SOAS-Alphawood Postgraduate Diploma in Asian Art, as well as Director of Regional Partners, Summer Schools and Alumni Liaison for the SOAS-Alphawood Group.

Victoria Allen Stainsby is a doctoral researcher in the department of law focusing on the possibilities of colonial justice within international human rights. She employs plural and feminist methodologies with specific reference to postcolonial Southeast Asia.

Professor Lucy Durán appears on BBC Radio 3 programme 'Music Matters, discussing the plight of Malian musicians during times of political unrest

MA student Nina Stibling contrasts the post-mining landscapes of the Lausitz region in Germany and the Tsumeb mine in Namibia, highlighting the social and environmental injustices.