Guardian interview with UNESCO Chair about charges of racism against soccer player Sam Kerr
Professor Mansouri stated that “we are really trivialising and oversimplifying the huge impact that racism is actually having on people who are oppressed.”
Analysis: The Current State of Democracy in Tunisia
Read an analysis from the UNESCO Chair for Cultural Diversity and Social Justice on the current state of democracy in Tunisia, published in Australian Outlook, on the Australian Institute of International Affairs’ website.
Radio Interview: The normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause
Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed on SBS Arabic 24 radio on the normalisation of Arab states with Israel and its implications for the Palestinian cause. The interview, conducted by Iman Riman and Manal al-Ani in Arabic, can be accessed by clicking...
Radio Interview: Aggressive secularism exacerbates religious tensions in France
Following on from his recent article co-authored with Professor Greg Barton and published on ABC’s Religion and Ethics online, Professor Fethi Mansouri was interviewed on 25 November 2020 by Andrew West from On The Religion and Ethics Report on ABC Radio National,...
Fethi Mansouri: ‘Baku Process’ message instils deep hope to jointly solve problems
The 4th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue is an action of certain significance. Today, the humanity faces serious challenges, daily social injustice and racial discrimination problems. The message of “Baku Process” gives great hope to jointly solve these problems....
Resilience of Carthage has lessons for Tunisia’s leaders
Article written by Professor Fethi Mansouri published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 5 April 2015.
