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Colonization brought CIVILIZATION in India and the rest of the world.

Didn't Pope Innocent III annul the magna carta the same year it was written and have King John cede all the land, goods and chattels (people) to the Pope under threat of excommunication hence the nickname John 'Lackland' Plantagenet? The people have no constitution, that's reserved by the Crown Inc.

'Nobody is more a slave than those who think themselves free.'

Land rent and paying fielty to the landlord is the modern format of slavery. To work to enrich someone else and not yourself. Working and making no material gains.

Slavery wasn't abolished. It was redesigned. To encompass more people.

1:16 look how filthy that sign is

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I'm so thankful to know Kent Law School 🤍 (University of Kent)

do masters student also have an opportunity to join the school clinics

I got an offer and I am so excited, and convinced 🤲🏾

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Was it easy to find private accommodation?

Rest in Peace Dr Alex Magaisa.

Sir, the voice recording system is not clear

So sad .RIP Dr Magaisa

Rest in peace. STILL IN SHOCK

Hawian Sweet Rolls!

For a girl who always wanted to study abroad I can not explain how eagerly I wait for any of the information to learn. I really wish to come and get admitted in this University. It would be an enormous help if you upload a video about the admission process.

It's so sad that folk with orator skills can blindside a whole generation... Over simplified for idiotic stupid people

Please provide more videos regarding students experience at kent law clinic

I attended this university a couple of decades ago. What I hear here is utterly shameful. We had no need of such “fixes”; students were students, full stop.

Ahh, students....so naive.

Thank you for this video. It was very informative. I love that they have a Canadian Law Society in this University.

Femi Badenoch trashed this theory in the House of Commons recently

coincidentally I was watching Kent law school videos today and even trying to get a clear picture of the Kent law school building, the only building that would appear is of the Kent Law clinic.

This deserves much more views!!

We were never asked.

A brilliant son of Guyana . His dad was Professor Harold Drayton who established the University of Guyana . He brought the famous mathematician Dr Lancelot Hogben (4 PHDs) with him from the UK to help British Guiana

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Very robust and convincing articulation by dear Dr Asim Siddiqui of the worthiest University of India Azim Premji University. Worthy of being flag bearer of liberation philosophy for a new education system in southern hemisphere. pankaj.pushkar@gmail.com An activist academician Former Associate Professor EX MLA DELHI

Greeting, Kent Law School. pretty funny video. thanks. :)

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Congratulations, well done

Wow one of the best, most eloquent and important talks that could exist on the human history.

This should be a ted-talk

40:39 🔖

Thank you for putting this up!

This stupid cow completely destroyed Aberystwyth when she was vice chancellor

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Awesome video. My curiosity has been satisfied

I really enjoyed the video. :D

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A very helpful video, thank you! However, I am curious. I am extremely certain that there was an older video that was removed and replaced by this one, also explaining the importance and benefits of studying a critical law degree at Kent, and personally I enjoyed that one more as it was explained by one of your female lecturers(or professors) who went into great detail about what the course entails (she wore glasses and had an American accent). Is there any way that I could see the video again, or alternatively, could the video be re-uploaded onto this channel? Thank you!

Great video

I've been looking at law schools and Kent does seem to be amazing. I am curious though as to what the assessment weighing is like? Is it 50/50 between exams and essays or does it lean more towards one type of assessment over another? In addition, can students study modules in the third year that aren't listed on the university website?

I would like to study a law degree but I don't particularly enjoy reading... what are your thoughts.