she got a very prestigious chevening scholarship and was about to start at the university of sussex. hat was two years ago now. that was two years ago and one him that was two years ago and the other? well, he is a labour rights activist. he's worked for ngos on disabilities, on occupational health issues. the two of them were friends and that is why they were picked up together. they sometimes held weekly meetings, talking a bit about the shrinking civil space for civil society. he was also a prominent metoo campaigner. and i think, you know, at a time when other activists are being lauded for their role in the metoo movement in other countries in china, such bravery actually lands you in prison. so, i think this really tells you about the state of human rights defenders in china today and just the very fierce repression that they face on a daily basis. and elaine, how difficult is it to find out? i mean, you said that it's very difficult to find out what happened in court today. how difficult is it from a human rights perspective to keep across what's happening to them? it's incredi

you're also an associate fellow of science policy research unit at the university of sussex. so we've outlined the reasons why demand is increasing while the supplies not quite matching demand. so it makes sense that the price is going up. that is going to continue for the foreseeable future, correct? the necessary way to say that a 5 to rate invest the space potential for the risk. and that's because, or this, based on the idea that in youtube could quickly help with the colonizer but according to the u. k, government phone bugs, which is a strongly pro new to paper to bottom. and it takes up to 17 years to build just one nuclear power plant. so the significant questions as to whether this will continue. um, what does this mean for consumers? because especially since the start of the war, the ukraine war, consumers will be keenly aware that when the price price is of say, electricity goes up. well then, you know, their, their cost of living becomes a much bigger problem. so is the price of uranium goes up and uranium ultimately is the source products and making electricity i

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had a girl i wanted to see mggy and i a lot time was spent commuting between oxford and the university of sussexind of schedule today given the academic demands on students, but i think i got the most out of my education in the broadest sense, i certainly learned much, but leadership, thanks to political... intrigue in the student council and captaincy in cricket and hockey. something is not working for me. well, actually, when a person says this about himself, then this is already a sign of a certain confidence, if you like, in his abilities, because fools love to tell how smart and brilliant they are, and a smart person can make fun of himself a little in general , he knows 11 languages, he knows turkish , he knows farsi, he knows dari, he knows, by the way, in his own way, well, i don’t i checked the level, but at one time i was in contact with some of his circle on duty , how... they understand russian well, very curious, and yes, yes, i’ll also tell you one thing, and he was approved for the position by boris johnson, well do you remember johnson with his eccentric antics leading up to the

university in china at queen's university, belfast, northern ireland, at the university of newcastle, oxford, cambridge and sussex in great britain at the franklin roosevelt center in the netherlands and at the university of vienna. he is the author of books dealing with southern history white, poverty and culture, religion, art and music and, literature. his numerous award include the remembered pat patrick for florida history, the lillian smith prize for nonfiction from the southern regional council, the alabama library association award for non-food auction three times the. sea van woodward. john hope. franklin prize by the fellowship of southern writers, the scott and zelda fitzgerald museum award for excellence in writing a nomination for. the pulitzer prize in 1989 and the alabama governor's award for arts. his book is entitled afternoons with harper lee. he will be signing at three as well. and our third panelist, virginia magee butler, she's the daughter, a country pastor. she grew up in north mississippi, used willie, last in a book, she married allen butler, the church pianist from one of those churches