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Poster design by Zeynep Ecem PulasDuring the last semester we offered the seminar “Law and Sexuality in a global context in the 19th and 20th century”. Instead of seminar presentations the students had the opportunity to be part of a student conference or to write an entry for this blog. On February 13th 2019, we want to invite you to join the conference. It will take place at the Seminarzentrum of the Freie Universität Berlin. The blog entries will be published during the upcoming weeks.Have a look in to the program of the conference here:&#160;Venue: Seminarzentrum, Otto-von-Simson-Straße 26Room: L 115 and L11310.00 &#160;Welcome and Introduction (Maria Ganten, Adrian Lehne, Veronika Springmann)10.15 – 11.451. Morality and LawModeration: Julie ZettlitzDarius ElahiVerbrechen wider die Sittlichkeit – ‚Sittlichkeit‘ as a legal tool to enforce a conservative understanding of SexualityBrier FieldMagnus Hirschfeld vs. § 175: Blackmail and Innate HomosexualityZeynep PulasIslamist policies, women’s organization and patriachal moralityGustav JoncusWhat can Operation Spanner tells us about sexual citizenshipLunch (12.15-13.45)13.45-15.002. Discipline, Regulation and ControlModeration: Anne-Marie HarrisonMarjory RuizPolicing ProstitutionJeein ShinProstitution and Economic RevivalMolly Ludlam-Steinke“Unruly Girls”: discipline and opportunity aboard penal transportations15.15 – 16.453. Sexual Encounters, Marriage, Family planning, Law and GenderModeration: Xin YiMichael Griff“An imperial race”. Rhetoric of birth control in Germany and EnglandLisa HellSex, Marriage &#38; Occupation: what laws form relationships?Charlene BoldtFemale Emancipation in the GDR&#160;David Bell“The ties that bind”. Cousin Marriage in the Greek diaspora community in Great Britain, 19th century17.00 – 18.30 (Room L 113)4. (Post)imperial SexualitiesModeration: Marisa SuarezNagihan MutluSexuality in the Ottoman Empire between the 16th-18th CenturyAmélie BarsalouChanging Soviet Sexual Morality, 1920sJoel HideRegulating Morality in Apartheid South AfricaN.N.&#160;Queer crackdown: Biopolitics and Governmentality in Egypt&#160;&#160;