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Womens Aid – Frontline Support to Legislative Change with Sonya McMullen

In this powerful and wide-ranging conversation, LawPod host Justine Van Essen speaks with Sonya McMullan, who has worked with Women’s Aid for almost 30 years, … Read More

Adoptee Rights and Access to Records in Northern Ireland

Dr Alice Diver hosts LawPod with fellow adult adoptees Anita, Richard/Michael, and Michelle to discuss adoptee rights amid Northern Ireland law reform and truth recovery processes.

AI, Accountability, and Civilian Harm

Mae Thompson speaks with Prof Luke Moffett, Dr Jessica Dorsey, and Chris Rogers about how artificial intelligence is already reshaping military decision making and what that means for civilian harm, accountability, and redress.

From Obligation to Opportunity: Rethinking the UK’s Approach to Civilian Harm

Mae Thompson speaks with Dr Kaleigh Heard, Dr Haim Abraham, and Dr Conall Mallory about how the UK could strengthen its approach to civilian harm mitigation and redress at a moment of global uncertainty.

Corporate Governance and Board Diversity: Navigating Inclusion and Equality with Karen McShane

Dr Ciara Hackett and Dr Ciaràn O’Kelly are joined by Karen McShane for a conversation exploring corporate governance and board diversity, with particular attention to gender and sexuality.

Civilian Harm: Tracking, Investigating, and Acknowledging the Impact of Military Operations

In this episode, hosted by Mae Thompson from Ceasefire, panellists Dr Elizabeth Stubbins Bates, Mark Lattimer, Executive Director, Ceasefire and Dr Conall Mallory, Director, QUB Human Rights Centre, discuss the UK’s approach to addressing civilian harm caused by military operations.

Episode 9 – Gina Cabarcas Macia On Records And Transitional Justice In Colombia

Julia Viebach speaks with Gina Cabarcas Maciá, co-founder and director of the Political and Criminal Justice Lab in Bogota, about the vital role of records in Colombia’s transitional justice process.

Episode 8: Amr Khito, Alan Woo, Prisons Museum

This episode introduces the accountability project ISIS Prisons Museum. In her conversation, Dagmar Hovestädt explores the origins and methodology of this long-term investigation with its co-director Amr Khito and web developer Alan Woo.

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