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News & Events
Upcoming Event: Lecture and Book Launch with Professor Ardi Imseis
Apr
03
2024
Posted: 15:00 IST
The Irish Centre for Human Rights is delighted to announce an engaging lecture and book launch event featuring Professor Ardi Imseis of Queen's University, Canada. This noteworthy event, 'The United Nations and the Question of Palestine,' will occur on Wednesday, 24th April, at 4:30 PM in THB-G011, Hardiman Building, University of Galway.
Professor Imseis will present for approximately 30-40 minutes, followed by a question and answer session. This format promises a deep dive into the subjects addressed in his latest publication, fostering a rich dialogue on the complex interplay between the United Nations and the Palestinian question. The event is public, encouraging attendance from anyone interested in international human rights, the United Nations' roles, and the broader implications of the Palestine issue on global politics.
No registration is required for this event, making it an easily accessible opportunity for students, academics, and the general public interested in human rights and international law. The Irish Centre for Human Rights looks forward to welcoming attendees to this enriching experience.
