Commonwealth Alumnus Gehan Gunatilleke delivers a presentation to a live audience of London-based Scholars on the topic ‘Speech, Violence and the State: A Perspective from the Global South’. In his talk, Gehan also shares his experiences as a Commonwealth Distance Learning Scholar and the focus of his current research.

You can access a transcript of the recording on the CSC webpage here: bit.ly/2V7ZkeC

The Q&A starts at 37.53

Speakers:

Richard Middleton, Chair, Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK

Gehan Gunatilleke, Lawyer, Research Director at Verité Research (Sri Lanka), former UN Advisor to Sri Lanka (2015 Distance Learning, MSt International Human Rights Law, University of Oxford)

Anne Anderson, Deputy Chair, Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK

Q&A: Commonwealth Scholars

Speech, Violence and the State: A Perspective from the Global South

The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) awards over 900 scholarships and fellowships for postgraduate study and professional development to Commonwealth citizens each year.

Speech, Violence and the State: A Perspective from the Global South

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