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World Civilisation or a Clash of Civilisations Conference: Speakers and
sessions
Speakers
Conference speakers will include:
- Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London
- Daniel Pipes, Director Middle East Forum
- David Aaronovitch, Times columnist and author
- Tariq Ali, Writer
- Anita Anand, BBC radio presenter
- Dr. Abdul Bari, Secretary General, Muslim Council of Britain
- Martin Bright, Political Editor, New Statesman
- Milena Buyum, National Assembly Against Racism
- Alastair Crooke, Director, Conflicts Forum
- Doudou Diène, UN Special Rapporteur on Racism and Xenophobia
- Professor Danny Dorling, specialist in Human Geography
- Gavin Esler, BBC’s Newsnight Presenter
- Denis Fernando, Lesbian and Gay Coalition Against Racism
- Jonathan Freedland, Journalist
- Professor Conor Gearty, Rausing Director, Centre for the Study of Human Rights
- Soumaya Ghannoushi, Research Director IslamExpo
- Richard Hermer, Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers
- Kirsten Hearne, REGARD
- Andrés Izarra, Venezuela's TeleSur TV
- Doug Jewell, Liberty
- Oliver Kamm, Times columnist and author
- Mejindarpal Kaur, Director, United Sikhs
- Bruce Kent, Peace Campaigner
- Antony Lerman, Executive Director, Institute for Jewish Policy Research
- Maleiha Malik, Kings College London
- Douglas Murray
- Karma Nabulsi, Fellow and Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Oxford University
- Susan Nathan, Writer
- Cristina Odone, Columnist
- Alasdair Palmer, Telegraph
- Agnès Poirier, political and cultural commentator
- Karmvir Singh, Human rights campaigner
- Professor Tariq Ramadan, Senior Research fellow at St Antony's College (Oxford)
- Nilam Vyas, Hindu Council UK
- Councillor Salma Yaqoob
Conference sessions
To include:
- Is Britain becoming more segregated?
- Can there be progressive colonialism?
- Multicultural London – does it work?
- The media in the age of global communications
- Anti-Semitism: the prototype for other racisms
- Defending freedom of thought, conscience and religion
- Is there an Islamic threat?
- Enlightenment values and modern society
- Civil liberties - counter terrorism and torture
- Democratic solutions for the Middle East
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