Peace with Justice – how to get there
Peace with Justice – how to get there
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Description
The conference will be “hybrid” – face to face at Bush House, London, and online.
THE LINK TO JOIN ONLINE WILL BE IN YOUR BILLETTO CONFIRMATION EMAIL.
The conference will be followed by a reception for all speakers and attendees.
SPEAKERS:
Six months on from the tragic events of 7 October 2023 is the right time to announce our 2024 Conference.
The people of Gaza have been subjected to a level of death, injury and destruction surpassing all previous cycles of violence, and now face man-made famine. The West Bank is locked down, its economy at a standstill, while settler violence goes unpunished. The people of Israel suffer from the lasting horror of the 7 October Hamas attack, their fear for the hostages still captive, and the wider regional threat. Despite a growing international consensus pressing for an end to the conflict, the dreadful prospect of further escalation in Gaza is real.
On 6 June, in partnership with the History Dept of King’s College London, we are bringing together a range of speakers with ideas on the pathways out of this dreadful calamity towards Peace with Justice for both peoples. Palestinians will provide eye-witness accounts, insight and fresh thinking; other speakers will cover the regional and international context. There will be a Q &A with MPs focused on what actions the British Government should take to advance equality under the law.
Speakers:
- Dr Agnès Callamard, Secretary General, Amnesty International
- Andrew Whitley, Balfour Project Chair
- Professor Adam Sutcliffe, Professor of European History, King’s College London
- Yasmine Ahmed, UK Director of Human Rights Watch
- Mohamed Ghalayini, Gazan scientist
- Nour Odeh, Palestinian political analyst
- Daniel Levy, political scientist
- Matan Rosenstrauch, Balfour Project Peace Advocacy Fellowship Coordinator
- Kira Nygren, Adrian Kreutz, Lily Wood, Balfour Project Peace Advocacy Fellows
- Sir Vincent Fean, Trustee of Balfour Project
- Chris Doyle, Director of CAABU
- Dr Phyllis Starkey, Vice Chair of Balfour Project
General admission including reception after the conference: £15
Online access: FREE
Students/Jobseekers: £8
Friends of the Balfour Project: £8
Organiser
Venue
Bush House, Aldwych, 30 Aldwych, WC2B 4BG London
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