Dr Ronan Lee

@ronanlee.bsky.social

@LeverhulmeTrust Early Career Fellow researching #Genocide #Politics Book 'Myanmar's Rohingya Genocide: Identity, History and Hate Speech' @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social‬ (http://bit.ly/3hKWhCS) Former MP, Parliamentary Secretary. Irish ☘️ Australian 🐨

Happy Bloomsday! ☘️ If James Joyce was writing 'Ulysses' today, Leopold Bloom's experience of life as an Irish Jew would likely be far more concerned with politics and current affairs than his focus on more mundane aspects of life in the novel. #bloomsday

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An outstanding photo essay by @CFWRohimUllah outlining the lived reality of Rohingya life and the daily threats of fires in the refugee camps. In Photos: Rohingya Refugees Watch Their World Burn – Again and Again @Diplomat_APAC thediplomat.com/2026/02/in-p...

In Photos: Rohingya Refugees Watch Their World Burn – Again and Again

Repeated fires in the refugee camps have become a deadly pattern, leaving already displaced families with nothing.

thediplomat.com

The government comes to its senses at last. These elections should never have been postponed. Were they trying to infuriate voters? UK Government abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice news.sky.com/story/govern...

Government abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice

Thirty councils had delayed their elections until next year after the government asked them to - but they now have three months to prepare.

news.sky.com

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp. This remembrance is act of moral memory. A powerful reminder that genocide never starts with killing, it starts with words and prejudice.

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89.6% of UK court judges are white (1/4/2024 data). Juries are far more representative of the community. Limiting jury trials risks an even more white-centric system than we have now. Labour should rethink this plan. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Lammy’s jury trial plans are ‘massive mistake’, say Labour MPs and peers

Only cases such as murder and rape or offences carrying sentence longer than three years would face jury under plans

theguardian.com