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Join us for an evening with Professor Surya Deva for a timely discussion on the right to development and how it can confront the intersecting challenges of colonialism, conflict, and climate change.

Resilience, Memory and Change: Bangladesh’s July Uprising

Professor Philippa Webb argued that international law has not disappeared, even as powerful states test its limits. From Nicolás Maduro’s capture to Donald Trump’s threat over Iran, she reflected on what still holds, where the UN is being ignored, and why this is not the same as collapse.

Join SOAS Library for a conversation between the writer Sharanya Manivannan and Sorubiha Kamalanathan on Sharanya's graphic novel 'Incantations Over Water'.

Professor Lynette Ong's latest book examines state outsourcing of surveillance in the digital age.

The event explores the complex and relatively unknown history of liberal left entrepreneur Ernst Leitz II, the head of the world-famous Leica.

Join ICOP in exploring how universities can better navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment for free speech.

Actsure, developed at the University of Cambridge, has integrated SOAS research on free speech led by Professor Alison Scott-Baumann into its platform to facilitate cultural empowerment.

Novelist Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King will discuss 'Taiwan Travelogue' (shortlisted for the 2026 International Booker Prize), historical fiction, translation, and the global reach of Taiwanese literature.