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Professor Philippe Sands QC announces dates of upcoming events

Professor Philippe Sands QC will be speaking at various events taking place across the globe.

23 October 2018

Philippe Sands

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Professor Philippe Sands QC, Professor of Law at UCL Laws, has announced the dates and details of his upcoming events.

The events will include talks by Professor Sands on his work. Professor Sands has recently presented Intrigue: The Ratline, a 10 part podcast broadcast on BBC Radio 4. The podcasts explores the story of the curious death of senior Austrian Nazi Otto von Wächter. His latest book East West Street: On the Origins of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide was the winner of the 2016 Baillie Gifford Prize,  2017 British Book Awards Non-Fiction Book of the Year and 2018 Prix Montaigne.

24/10 Edinburgh
Ruth Adler Memorial Lecture 2018

25/10 Edinburgh, Faculty of Advocates
European Lawyers Day

25/10 London
Philippe Sands in Conversation with Razia Iqbal

1/11 London, LSE
Defending Liberty and Democracy in the Age of Trump: the role of civil society

5/11 Paris
East West Street/Retour a Lemberg, Theatre de la Colline

8/11 Strasbourg, Librarie Kleber
Nomme L’innomable

9/11 Lyon, Villa Gillet
Le temps de la mémoire

10/11 La Maison d’Izieu
Rencontre avec Philippe Sands

19/11 Nuremberg

20/11 Munich

23/11 Folkestone Quarterhouse
Philippe Sands: On the Origins of “Genocide” and “Crimes Against Humanity”

4/12 London, UCL
Performing the Law

5/12 Geneva

7/12 Krakow

10/12 London

3/1/2019 Schloss Elmau
Rückkehr nach Lemberg

15/1 Yale University

24/1 Amsterdam

28/1 Brussels

1&2/2 Cartagena

5/2 Miami

21/2 Limerick

1/3 Singapore

14/3 Vienna

19/3 London

18/4 Rivesaltes

6/5 Jerusalem

17/5 Switzerland, Jan Michalski Foundation

18/5 Nuremberg

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