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Research Network Critical Theories: Crime, Politics and Philosophy Seminars
Research Network Critical Theories: Crime, Politics and Philosophy Seminar Series, hosted by Dr Rahim Sana, Lecturer in Criminology, SHU
When and where
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
Dr Mohammed Dirisu will be delivering a talk as part of the RNCT: 'Crime', Politics and Philosophy seminar series.
Title: The lived experiences of African international students in the UK: Precarity, Consciousness and the Law.
Dr Mohammed Dirisu is a published author, Law Lecturer and Researcher at the Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice, Sheffield Hallam University. He also leads student-focused Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity initiatives within the Department.
He has special interests in Socio-legal Studies, Human rights, Social justice, Therapeutic Justice, Migrant rights, Business ethics, Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility. He also serves as a guest lecturer at the Botswanan Accountancy College where he delivers lectures on Ethics and Human Rights in Business.