The Conversation: Helena Kennedy on demand
Watch until Sunday 1 September
The Conversation is a series of talks bringing together an interview format, livestreamed for those that cannot attend in person.
From pay gaps, social media malice and women’s prisons to the relentlessly atrocious statistics on abuse, rape and murder the human rights lawyer and working peer examines the structural inequalities in politics and law that are failing women. Helena Kennedy is the author of Misjustice: How British Law is Failing Women, Just Law and Eve Was Framed. Chaired by Caitlin McNamara.
How to watch the talk on demand
The talk is available to watch as many times as you like until Sunday 1 September. Your access details will be included in your ticket, along with instructions of how to view it online.
Dates, Times & Book
| Sun 01 Sep | 11:59 PM | £10 | Book |
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