Breaking the Glass Chamber: Women, Politics, and Parliament, 1945-1997
Breaking the Glass Chamber: Women, Politics, and Parliament, 1945-1997
Thu, Sep 15, 09:00
Queen Mary University of London • London
£0 - £60
Yemen: War, Politics and Human Tragedy
Date and time
Location
Royal Overseas League, London
Princess Alexandra Hall, Over-Seas House, Park Place, St James's Street
London
SW1A 1LR
United Kingdom
Description
**International Conference**
YEMEN: WAR, POLITICS AND HUMAN TRAGEDY
Yemenis arose in the 2011 Arab Spring in a revolt against the regime. Since 2014, the on-going political strife has erupted into a full-blown humanitarian catastrophe, claiming hundreds of thousands of civilians due to armed violence, starvation, and the worst outbreak of cholera in history, affecting millions, including 600,000 children.
Through the commentary and analysis of experts and academics, The Cordoba Foundation attempts to shed light on one of the most tragic conflicts that has far-reaching implications beyond the Middle East.
Speakers include:
H.E. Abdulrahman Al-Hamdi – Former Yemen ambassador to the Czech Republic; former member of the Yemeni Parliament.
Prof Stefan Wolff – Political scientist, specialising in international security, Birmingham University.
Dr Maria Holt – a Reader in Politics at the University of Westminster.
Bill Law – Award-winning journalist.
Toby Cadman – Barrister, International law specialist.
Carol Turner – Vice Chair, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
Dan Glazebrook – Political writer and author.
Victoria Brittain – Journalist and writer.
Dr Marwan al-Ghafory – German-Yemeni writer
Hugh Miles – Award-winning journalist and author, presenter and producer specialising in the Middle East.
Ahmed Al-Dubai – Professor in School of Computing, Edinburgh Napier University.
Usama Butt – Director, Institute for Islamic Strategic Affairs
Free Admission.
All welcome