2007 Bicentenary Cross-Community Forum on: Global Justice Today and the 
Legacies of Enslavement

Tues 30 January 2007, 1-7pm
At London South Bank University, Manor Lecture Theatre, London Road 
Building, 110 London Road,
SE1 6LN

Programme

1-1.30pm Registration

1.30-3.30pm Introduction, Opening Panel & discussion

Co-Chairs: Stuart Hodkinson, Leeds University & Yemi Araromi, Chair of 
the Youth Internationalist Parliament of Humanity & Youth Programme 
Co-ordinator of the 2007 Cross-Community Forum

Speakers:
Deborah Gabriel, Black Britain - Race dimensions of Global Justice 
campaigning against Occupation, in particular the case study of Diego 
Garcia

Mike Kaye, Anti-Slavery International - Global Justice lessons from 
Anti-Slavery campaigning, past and present

Effie Jordan, World Development Movement - Economics and the abuse of 
power in the fight for Global Justice

Maria Doss, International Dalits Social Action Forum - Fighting caste 
discrimination as a matter of Global Justice

3.30-5pm Small group discussions on:
* Global justice campaigning on enslavement
* Global justice campaigning on migrations
* Global justice campaigning against occupations
* Global Justice campaigning on economics and power

5-5.15pm Break

5.15-6.30pm Closing panel on Global Justice Today and the Legacies of 
Enslavement
Speakers:
Professor Tariq Ramadan, Senior Research fellow, St. Anthony’s College 
Oxford
Jeremy Corbyn MP
Nick Hildyard, The Corner House & The Refugee Project
Esther Stanford, Forum of Afrikans and Afrikan Descendants against 
Racism (FAADAR)

6.30-7pm Final remarks and close

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