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The mission of the CIC is to promote an understanding of international affairs and Canada’s role in a changing world by providing Canadians with a non-partisan, nationwide forum for informed discussion, analysis and debate. Accordingly, the cornerstone of the CIC’s work is our events program. The CIC national office and our branches hold more than 150 events per year in cities across the country. In particular, our branch events give members an opportunity to directly engage with global issues that often intersect with local concerns. The CIC also supports events outside of Canada, often in partnership with other global think tanks, that can introduce Canadian perspectives to global audiences. CIC events take on many different forms, from academic lectures and panel discussions to town hall meetings and pub nights. Please consult our events calendar for a listing of CIC-organized and sponsored events.

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CIC Saskatoon [Zoom]: Sociological Perspectives on the Death Penalty

November 15, 2025 @ 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm EST

Join us for TADP-09, “Sociological Perspectives on the Death Penalty”, November’s contribution to the Zoom series “Towards the Abolition of the Death Penalty” (TADP).  This session introduces sociological perspectives on the death penalty, discussing the sanction from the perspective of critical social theories.

Panelists include:

Hosein Ghazian

Saeed Paivandi

This event is moderated by the great journalist, broadcaster and producer Samira Mohyeddin, journalism fellow, Women and Gender Studies Institute, University of Toronto

 

 

“Towards the Abolition of the Death Penalty” is a panel discussion series on Zoom that aims to provide in-depth discussions on the death penalty from diverse legal, philosophical, sociological, psychological, and political perspectives. The speakers address and put in context current instances of the death penalty, exploring the dynamics involved in this criminal sanction. The series aims to create a dialogical platform for everyone interested in engaging with the abolitionist discourse to discuss the possibilities and challenges to put an end to the death penalty.

 

The series is offered in a joint partnership between the Paivand Society, the Canadian International Council (Saskatoon Branch), Amnesty International Canada, Carleton University’s Youth and Justice Lab, the Human Rights Research and Education Centre (University of Ottawa), and the Mardom Foundation, as a year-long monthly discussion beginning in February 2025 and concluding in December 2025.

Details

Venue

  • Zoom

Organizer

  • CIC Saskatoon Branch