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With the average number of healthy years for Vietnamese citizens hovering at just 64, health concerns loom large for this ageing population.

Organisations warn that unless Colombia takes its obligations to former fighters more seriously we will see more massacres.

13 September 2022, El Espectador Memento mori, a Latin expression that reminds us of the fragility of life, the inexorable nature of death and the

This conference is being conducted in hybrid mode, featuring over 160 speakers from the UK., USA., Israel, Poland and Australia as well as from across India.

Anniversary of the bombing of ANC’s London headquarters in Angel

IIT Madras has virtually host Asia's first International Memory Studies Workshop.

As many as 108 participants registered for the first national workshop in the field to be held in Asia

Share Chennai: Indian Institute of Technology Madras’ Centre for Memory Studies recently hosted virtually Asia’s first International Memory Studies Workshop. It precedes the official launch of the Indian Network for Memory Studies (INMS), and brought together participants from all over the world. A number of participants acknowledged the academic as well as the deeply existential need to engage with the field of Memory Studies in the current pandemic world where memory, connectivity and emp...

Major new research project to help pupils promote peace and make sense of the violent past Experts have begun a major new research project to help pupils around the world to use history and heritage to promote peace and make sense of past violence.  Members of the new Education, Justice and Memory Network (EdJAM) will work to give young people creative opportunities to discuss, make sense of and respond to war, conflict and brutality. The project is funded through a £2 million grant from the ...