Human Rights in the UAE: Why Should Britain Care?

Please join the ICFUAE for an evening seminar in Parliament on "Human Rights in the UAE: Why Should Britain Care?", kindly hosted by Tom Brake MP.

Date: Tuesday, 25th April - 6.30-8pm

Venue: Room A, 1 Parliament Street

Directions: The seminar will take place in Room A (ground floor), 1 Parliament Street. The building is opposite the Palace of Westminster, on the same side of Westminster station, by the Parliamentary bookshop. See map here (letter F): https://www.parliament.uk/documents/facilities/maps/colmap.pdf

Chaired by Joyce Hakmeh, Academic Fellow at Chatham House.

Speakers include:

- Ahmed Al-Nuaimi, Emirati activist in exile in London
- David Haigh, former managing director of Leeds United Football Club and head of the campaign Justice4Haigh
- David Wearing, PhD candidate, SOAS
- Bill Law, award-winning journalist and Gulf analyst

RSVP via Eventbrite https://human-rights-in-the-uae-why-should-britain-care.eventbrite.co.uk or email  secretary@icfuae.org.uk