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  • Qatar’s Key Contribution: Upholding International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law in Times of Crisis

    His Excellency Dr. Turki bin Abdullah Al Mahmoud is the Director of the Human Rights Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar.

    Headshot for Dr. Turki Al Mahmoud
  • Safeguarding the Laws of War: The Role of the International Committee of the Red Cross

    What role do international organizations have in upholding international humanitarian law?

    Event poster with photos of two women, Basma Tabaja and Yara Khawaja, for a talk titled Safeguarding the Laws of War: The Role of the International Committee of the Red Cross at Georgetown University Qatar, April 24, 1–2 PM.
  • Gender in Foreign Policy

    Gender in Foreign Policy is the seventh event in the signature Hiwaraat series launched in the fall of 2023.

    Poster for Georgetown University in Qatars Hiwaraat event titled Gender in Foreign Policy, scheduled for April 18, 2024, at the universitys auditorium. Abstract background with Arabic and English text.
  • Film Screening and Discussion: Arabs and Terrorism

    Join us for a film screening of Bassam Haddad's 2007 documentary Arabs and Terrorism.

    A smiling man with short, dark hair and a beard, wearing a dark blue shirt, poses in front of a black background.
  • CIRS Dialogue Series with Noha Aboueldahab: Humanization through International Law?

    The Global South's Role in Accountability

    A woman with wavy brown hair speaks at a podium with a microphone, wearing a blue patterned shawl. The background features a blue display with yellow and white text and designs.
  • From Revolution to Fragmented Authoritarianism: The Proxification of the Syrian Uprising

    1A16 (Executive Program Suite) Speakers Bassam Haddad Bassam Haddad is Founding Director of the Middle East and Islamic Studies Program and Associate Professor at the Schar School of Policy and…

    Poster for a Georgetown University in Qatar lecture titled “From Revolution to Fragmented Authoritarianism: The Proxification of the Syrian Uprising” with speaker Bassam Haddad, date Monday, March 25, and an image of a protest with Syrian flags.
  • Surviving The War in Sudan

    Join us for an interview with Alaa Muhesi shedding light on the struggles, triumphs and resilience of the Sudanese people amidst the backdrop of the world’s largest displacement crisis.

    A Sudanese flag waves in the air with thick black smoke and fire rising in the background, suggesting unrest or conflict.
  • Untouchability as Global

    This talk explores the historical making of this little-known transnational world of untouchable groups, focusing on the experiences of Korea’s Baekjeong.

    A wooden theatrical mask with black accents and cord ties rests on a cracked, textured surface, lit by warm, dramatic light from the side.
  • Women and the Sikh Diaspora

    This talk will chart the alternative transoceanic history in the South Asian diaspora among Sikh women through their speech and songs across the twentieth century.

    Two women wearing embroidered veils, one in red facing away from the camera and one in purple, stand among a blurred crowd in colorful attire, possibly at a cultural or religious event.
  • Consumption Governance: The Role of Production and Consumption in International Commerce and International Law

    The lecture will provide insights into how international economic conflict has dramatically increased over the last two decades.

    Aerial view of a large cargo ship sailing through dark blue water, carrying numerous colorful shipping containers neatly stacked on its deck.