Visit of Carlos Lopes, April 2019
MPhil staff and students 2018
Lungisile Ntsebeza speaking at the CAS Annual Lecture 2018
Members of the audience at the CAS Annual Lecture 2018
Cambridge staff and students at the ASA-Africa Conference 2017, University of Ghana, Legon
Lungisile Ntsebeza at the CAS Annual Lecture reception 2018
MPhil in African Studies students at the CAS Annual Reception 2017
CAS Trip to see Black Panther
Refugee Law Project's National Memory and Peace Documentation Centre in Kitgum, Uganda. CAS is currently working with RLP on the Rethinking Transitional Justice Project.

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