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LGBTQ: Law, History & Culture

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LGBTQ: Law, History & Culture
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This event is in to mark the importance of the month of February as being LGBT History Month. The talks will explore fascinating aspects of queer progress & culture in the past 50 years. Covering recent themes such as the pardon of Alan Turing to questioning injustices in the Scottish equal marriage legislation. Speakers hail from a diverse range of nationalities to contribute their own take on cultural attitudes to sexuality, some are even lecturers from your own courses within the Law School.

At the event pizza, refreshments and wine shall be provided.

The speakers for the evening will be:

, Toonen case & an Australian perspective

, a constitutional look on the pardon of queer offences

, same-sex marriage and the adultery injustice

, a French cultural perspective

, an Irish cultural perspective

For more information on the event and to keep up to date, please click on the link below to go to the facebook event.

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The School of Law are co-hosting this event with Aberdeen LGBTQ

Venue

New King's NK1

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