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Annual Commonwealth Day Lecture

  • Committee Room 1, House of Lords, Palace of Westminster, London SW1A 0AA (map)

Commonwealth Africa now reflects the diversity of Africa as a whole. Former Francophonic and Lusophonic colonies are now members alongside the Anglophonic ones. Within these countries are thousands of languages and cultures. But all cohere in a drive for education and an urge to make free choices. These converge.

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Professor Dr Stephen Chan OBE

Stephen Chan has held honorary professorships in several African universities. The citation for his OBE was for 'Services to Higher Education and Africa'.

A former member of the Commonwealth Secretariat, he has published 37 academic books, many of them in-depth studies of African Commonwealth countries. He was Foundation Dean of Law & Social Sciences at SOAS University of London, where he continues as Professor of World Politics.

He has held named Chairs in Palestine and the Central European University in Budapest, witnessing at first hand the symmetry between academic freedom and political freedom.

Registration: Attendance at the event is strictly by invitation only and early booking is essential as the number of places is very limited.

To avoid disappointment, please RESERVE your place now on Eventbrite HERE, or email us at secretariat@cecomm.org.uk

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