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2016

2016

Symposium and Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Saturday, 17 September 2016
in association with the 
Centre of African Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Venue: Brunei Lecture Theatre, SOAS
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG 


Welcome from SSSUK Chairperson, Gill Lusk.
The Symposium was opened by SSSUK President Ibrahim el Salahi.

     
Jacob Lagu, South Sudan: A fragile state of mind.
Aru Muortat, Historical Contributors to the Liberation of South Sudan.


Literary Panel Chaired by Raga Hashim Makkawi.

Alsaddiq Alraddi on his ‘Poem of the Nile’ and other poetry.
Emad Baraka on his novel Migration.
Nizar Ateeg on publishing in Sudan and UK.


Eddie Thomas, The Changing Patterns of Displacement in South Sudan.


Migration Chaired by Rosalind Marsden.

Albaqir Alafif Mukhtar, Times when “European Values” are Tested: politics of fear.
Lutz Oette, Sudan’s New Role as Migration Gatekeeper: what price for human rights protection? 
Peter Verney, Perspectives on Peril: Sudanese asylum applications.
Refugee from Darfur.

Peace Chaired by Mawan Muortat.
Pamela Lomoro, Sustained Peace in South Sudan Requires Far More Women in National Leadership Roles.

John Ashworth, Bringing Peace to South Sudan: the role of the Churches.