DOXA is awarded the Student Peace Prize 2023 for their courageous work exposing corruption and sexual harassment at universities, documenting state persecution, and fighting government disinformation. The prize is awarded on behalf of all Norwegian students and is a collaboration between The International Student Festival in Trondheim (SFiT), The solidarity organization of students and academics in Norway (SAIH) and The National Union of Students in Norway (NSO).
DOXA’s work highlights the importance of not cutting ties with critical actors living under authoritarianism, who need to know their opposition is recognized, and who will be essential to the reconstruction of a free and democratic society in the future. Read more about the Student Peace Prize and DOXA here.
Today's event will shed light on DOXAs work and the human right situation within Russia.
Program
10.45
Refreshments
11.00
Opening remarks by professor Geir Flikke, University of Oslo
11.05
Presentation of Prize recipients, Mathea Mohn, Student Peace Prize
11.10
Conversation with DOXA editors led by Tora Naterstad, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI)
12.00
Panel debate: Civic Rights in Russia in a Time of War
- Geir Flikke, University of Oslo
- Bente Roalsvig, Fritt Ord
- Inna Sangadzhieva, Norwegian Helsinki Committee
- DOXA editors
- Chair: Tora Naterstad, NUPI
The event takes place at Scene HumSam in Georg Sverdrups hus at Blindern campus.
Open to all. Welcome!