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Policy Conversation 2016

To Protest or Not to Protest?

With the aim of better understanding the value of protests, as well as the opportunities that studentprotests present for affecting change on campus and in society, Student Labs Wits will be hosting itsfirst Policy Conversation for the year.
March 3, 2016 16.30-19.00 o'clock

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Date and time

March 3, 2016
16.30-19.00 o'clock
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Venue

East Campus, Wits University, Johannesburg
1 Jan Smuts Avenue Jan Smuts House,
2000 Johannesburg
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Speakers

  • Ebrahim Fakir: Political analyst and former student leader
    • Shereen Ally: Senior Lecturer
      • Wits University
    • Anele Nzimande: Fees Must Fall
      • Wits University
    • Fasiha Hassan: Secretary General
      • Student Representative Council
      • Wits University
    Contact

    Nancy Msibi

    Nancy Msibi

    Project Manager

    nancy.msibi@kas.de +27 (11) 214 2900-110
    Programme
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    Ebrahim Fakir beleuchtet Proteste aus politischer Perspektive privat
    Ebrahim Fakir, Political Analyst
    Diskussionsteilnehmer privat
    Attendants
    Shereen Ally, Senior Lecturer, und Fasisha Hassan, Generalsekretärin der Wits-Studentenvertretung (SRC),im Gespraech privat
    Shereen Ally, Senior Lecturer, and Fasisha Hassan, General Secretary Wits(SRC)
    Studenten in der Diskussion privat
    Students in discussion
    Shereen Ally, Senior Lecturer, und Fasisha Hassan, Generalsekretärin der Wits-Studentenvertretung (SRC),und Anele Nzimande, Aktivistin der „#FeesMustFall“ Bewegung, im Gespraech privat
    Shereen Ally, Fasisha Hassan, Anele Nzimande

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    Topics

    Media Policy, Freedom of the Press and of Expression

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    Partner

    Youth Lab v_1

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    Foundation Office South Africa