The SOAS Spirit, Author at The SOAS Spirit

07 DEC

British Red Cross on Campus: Impartiality in Ethiopia

‘Some of these values are more contested than others, especially impartiality and neutrality in the face of war crimes.’

07 DEC

Public Art: To Divide or Unite?

“As Oscar Wilde once said, ‘when critics are divided, the artist is at one with himself’.”

07 DEC

Transformation and Change: Who is management really saving and at what cost?

‘The jobs most at risk also happen to have the greatest concentration of BAME and female staff.’

07 DEC

Tigray Crisis Threatens Regional Stability

‘The recent conflict will only worsen existing food and water shortages’

07 DEC

Human rights activists in hiding amid outbreak of war in Western Sahara

‘Peaceful activism is not an option. That is what we’re understanding now.’

07 DEC

Covid-19 Vaccines Spark Optimism But Don’t Provide a Silver Bullet

‘Though the preliminary findings are hopeful, they are not yet peer-reviewed nor licenced by regulatory bodies. If proven safe, it could still be several months or even years before a vaccine is widely available.’