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Rights and Justice Festival 2026: Day 1

Exhibition / conference

June 2026

Students walking outside our St John's Campus main reception
  • June 11, 2026
  • 09:30am - 2pm
  • The Hive

This year’s festival brings together experts from across the University and beyond to talk about a variety of issues relating to rights and justice.

There will be interactive talks on topics including the right to education, whether prisons work, can war ever be justified, radical needlework in the 20th century, and trial by jury.

This is a free event.

Programme

Start timeTalkSpeaker
9:30 amLong term prison sentences: should we throw away the key?Susan Jarvis
10:10 amSafer Streets? Exploring the Impact of the Protection from Sex-based Harassment in Public ActDr Gill Harrop
10:50 amComparing the right to education and the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religionDr Nkem Adeleye
11:30 amImpunity by Design: Palestine, the UNHRC, and the Architecture of Selective AccountabilityDr. Mikahil Sulaiman Azad
1:00 pmKeynote talk: How Far Can We Defend the Right to Free Speech?Professor Satvinder Juss