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Interrogating the concept of "river rights" to examine the contribution of ecocentric rights for river restoration and conservation.

Addressing water conflicts through the lens of water security.

Digital Ambassador Amna Shuja knew she found certain aspects of academic work more difficult. Having gained support from the SOAS Disability and Neurodiversity Team, she asks the question 'Is disability a barrier to higher education?'.

Having grown up in a multi-cultural family in the UAE, Omar Daair knew he wanted his future career to have an international angle. Discover how his studies at lead him to his role of High Commissioner to Rwanda.

It is with tremendous sadness that we have learnt of the untimely death of Professor Annabelle Sreberny, Emeritus Professor at the SOAS Centre for Global Media and Communications. Professor Sreberny was one of the founding members and the first Chair of the Centre for Iranian Studies at SOAS.

In September, Mahsa Amini is taken by the morality police. She will never be released and will die of a heart attack while in custody. What ensues is a cultural and ideological protest with the potential of reshaping modern Iran. 

This new book series, published by Bloomsbury Academic, is the first scholarly series that engages with a de-colonial, non-Euro centric approach to addressing the relationship between politics, communication and culture in the Middle East and North Africa from the perspective of key actors and states in the region, and its peoples.

Using digital tools to produce a new edition of the Pahlavi Yasna, chapters 9–11.

Lingxi Wang knew from a very young age that he wanted to be a lawyer. Studying at SOAS helped him achieve that dream. We asked Lingxi about his experience and any advice he would give to aspiring lawyers.