Congrats to our PhD criminology student Victor from Sociology @ Essex on winning the runner-up prize! 👏🏽👏🏽

Congratulations to Farid Adilov on receiving the Audience Choice Winner at todays Three Minute Thesis! Economic Sociology @ Essex CISC @MigEssex Criminology @ Essex Global South Studies at Essex

Some amazing presentations from PGRs at 3MT this afternoon, topics including 'Green Crimes in the Amazon', 'The Power of Voice', 'Sexual Arousal & Desire Discordance' and 'Magnetic Microrobots' to name a few! Looking forward to hearing who won in the next 10 minutes or so! 👏👏👏

From Occupation to Liberation: Decolonising Palestine

May 9th, 12.00 - 5.30. Organized by our student Safiyyah Esat + hosted by Sociology @ Essex w/ ArtExchange

Speakers: Prof Hanna Kienzler, KCL Prof. Hanna Kienzler 🧡 🇵🇸, Dr Tarek Younis, Healing Justice, Dr Asim Qureshi CAGE International

It's great to see our Sociology & Criminology Undergraduate students presenting at our conference this afternoon! @MigEssex Global South Studies at Essex Criminology @ Essex CISC Economic Sociology @ Essex

👏Congratulations to our students who graduated last week, and also to our staff member Illana Flora who graduated with a MSc from EBS! @MigEssex Global South Studies at Essex Criminology @ Essex CISC Economic Sociology @ Essex

House of Lords debate on UN Human Rights standards for policing protest this pm. Focusing on law enforcement tech elements co-drafted by@Daragh_Murray & me. Hopefully will bring more clarity, scrutiny & accountability to increasing #surveillance @ protests whatson.parliament.uk/event/cal47715…

📢Rights Cast is back with Sociology's Dr Anna Di Ronco taking part! Criminology @ Essex Economic Sociology @ Essex CISC @MigEssex Global South Studies at Essex

UoE C4C member Pete Fussey quoted extensively in House of Lords debate on #surveillance for Data Protection Digital Information Bill.

Book launch! The Ethics of Surveillance in Times of Emergency. Featuring C4C's Kat Hadjimatheou. 29 April in London tickettailor.com/events/violenc…

Centre for Criminology member Pete Fussey discussing his contribution to international #UN Human Rights standards for policing protest with United Nations United NationsHumanRights & United NationsODC

Happening today: looking forward to presenting our collaboration #UN human rights standards for policing. Presenting with collaborations team UN Special Procedures UN Special Rapporteur Freedom of Association UN Office on Drugs & Crime at #HRC55 . 13:30 CET Palais des Nations, XVII, streaming details 👇

On the 10-year anniversary of #clareslaw our researchers have launched the first national Clare's Law Survey. Have you applied for or been offered a disclosure? If so, please respond, and help us gather the evidence to improve practice tinyurl.com/ClaresLawSurvey

Dr Kat Hadjimatheou's research on #clareslaw helping to improve policing for domestic abuse victims in Essex bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Our member and former director Nigel South will soon be in Colombia to speak about a collaborative research project on intercultural and decolonial dialogue 👏🏽👏🏽

The Centre for Criminology is hosting a webinar on 7 March 2024 with Dr Laurent Gayer - Proud to Punish: The Global Landscapes of Rough Justice. Book your place on the link below:
essex-university.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
Criminology @ Essex @MigEssex Global South Studies at Essex Economic Sociology @ Essex CISC

Some information about our Centre that you might want to know! 🙂Did you know we're the first Global South Studies Centre in the UK?

Get in touch with us on Instagram too @cgss_essex! #CGSS#GlobalSouth

Another great article on facial recognition cameras featuring Pete Fussey in The Observer.
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Thanks to Shanti Das for The Observer The Guardian interview. Retail #facialrecognition #surveillance concentrated in poorer areas. Further evidence, if ever needed, that #surveillance gaze falls unevenly. Undermines utilitarian & 'nothing to hide' tropes theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/j…

It's great to see Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou's article in The Conversation about the importance of Clare’s Law. Criminology @ Essex Global South Studies at Essex @MigEssex Economic Sociology @ Essex CISC Linsey McGoey
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