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Plant-based alternatives provide an exciting opportunity for China to reduce emissions and fulfil climate change commitments.
MA Comparative Literature student, Idza Luhumyo, is announced winner of the 2021 Short Story Day Africa prize.
Five Master’s students in the Department of Economics tell us about their programmes – and why studying at SOAS is unique.
Dom Jackson-Cole analyses the Education Committee’s new report.
The success of the SOAS Trans Dignity campaign has led to a year-long collaboration to make SOAS more trans inclusive.
Discover how SOAS’s Sanctuary Scholarship changes lives.
We know that climate change increases the frequency and intensity of natural disasters: these disasters can result in large-scale forced migration
We interview filmmaker Iara Lee, who’s made a film abut the refugee camps in Tindouf, Algeria.
Discover how an organisation is teaching children about refugees – through comics.
