Radha D’Souza speaks at the University of British Columbia

10 February 2021 | State Violence against Women in India

Radha D’Souza speaks at The World Transformed Now Panel

11 September, 2020 | Colonialism(s) and the Global Policing of Dissent

Radha D’Souza’s contribution for The Centre for Critical Realism Network 

24 June 2020 | Book Discussion: Critical Realism, Feminism and Gender: A Reader

Radha D’Souza Published a Book Chapter

“Wars Beyond the Armed Forces: Colonialism and Militarisation of Ethno-national Conflicts in Contemporary South Asia”. In Resistance to Empire and Militarization: Reclaiming the Sacred, edited by Jude Lal Fernando, 25-44. Sheffield, UK: Equinox Publishing, 2020.

Angelica de Freitas e Silva awarded a Doctoral Degree

May 2020 | London

Angelica was awarded a doctoral degree on successful completion of her PhD studies at the Westminster Law School. Her thesis “Decolonial Epistemologies for Energy Planning in Brazil” is now being revised for publication and translation to Portuguese and Spanish.

Radha D’Souza presented at the Shadow Munich Security Conference: The truth emerges from the shadow 

15-16 of February 2020 | Munich, Germany

Radha D’Souza presented at the Shadow Munich Security Conference: The truth emerges from the shadow. Every year in February, Munich transforms into a stage for world politics during the Munich Security Conference (MSC). A stage is given to political leaders to share their visions on security, safety and global order, 800 meters away from the Münchner Kammerspiele. The MSC, a supposedly “neutral” platform, is a forum for debate for some of the most powerful people in the world. Over 4,000 police officers, hundreds of police cars and countless barriers dominate public space for a few days in order for this to happen. Deals are made behind closed doors and hardly any space for public debate or exchange is accommodated. This spectacle of power demands a counter-proposal.

Angelica’s PhD Thesis is Now Published

13 February 2021 | Westminster Repository

LDC member Angelica de Freitas e Silva had her PhD thesis published at the University of Westminster Repository. The thesis Decolonial Epistemologies for Energy Planning in Brazil brings novel analysis of energy planning from the colonial difference, challenging the modern-colonial world-system’s ethics of exhaustion. Angelica concluded her PhD in September 2019 and is now working on a book in Brazilian Portuguese inspired by her thesis.

Radha D’Souza speaks at the CAGE, TNI & CAMPAAC webinar

25 June 2020 | Webinar

Exploiting a Pandemic: Will more surveillance save us from the coronavirus? Organised by CAGE, alongside the Campaign Against Criminalising Communities(CAMPACC) and the Transnational Institute (TNI).

Radha D’Souza’s Books Translated to German and Turkish

Radha D’Souza’s introduction “Reading Öcalan as a South Asian Woman” to Abdullah  Öcalan’s book Capitalism: The Age of Unmasked Gods and Naked Kings, (New Compass Press, 2017) was translated in German and Turkish as:

• D’Souza, R. 2019. Als Frau aus Südasien Öcalan Lesen. in: Das freie Leben aufbauen: Dialoge mit Abdullah Öcalan UNRAST.
• D’Souza, Radha. 2019. “Reading Öcalan as a South Asian Woman.” In Özgür Yaşamı İnşa Diyalogları, edited by Havin Gunesar and Reimar Heider, 129-149. Diyarbakir, Turkey: Aram Basim Reklam ve Yayincilik.

Interview with Radha D’Souza: “Fighting for justice cannot be wrong”

February 2020 | London

Radha D’Souza at DEAS

December 2019 | INAH Mexico

Radha D’Souza will participate in a dialogue on strategic uses of rights-based litigation and the pitfall in using the language of human rights with social movements, communities and social, indigenous and peasant organisations in Mexico at a gathering organised by the Dirección de Etnografía y Antropología Social (DEAS) of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) where those present will report on their struggles and discuss future strategies.