Subject: Concerns Regarding Speaker Selection for Rule of Law Lecture

Dear University of Hull Organizing Committee,

I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my concerns regarding the upcoming lecture on the rule of law, where a certain judge is scheduled to deliver a talk. While I deeply appreciate the university’s commitment to fostering intellectual discourse and providing a platform for diverse perspectives, I believe it is crucial to maintain the integrity and credibility of such events.

It has come to my attention that the proposed speaker Justice Hamyun Dilawar has faced allegations of moral and financial corruption during their tenure as a judge. There have been reports of the judge misusing their position and issuing judgments that appear to favor wealthy and influential individuals, raising serious questions about their commitment to upholding the principles of justice and equality that are fundamental to the rule of law.

Given the nature of these allegations, it is essential to consider the potential impact of having Mr. Hamyun Dilawar deliver a lecture on the rule of law. Allowing an individual with such a controversial track record to participate in an event meant to discuss the very principles they may have compromised could inadvertently undermine the credibility of the lecture and the university’s commitment to ethical and transparent academic discourse.

I kindly urge the university to reconsider its decision to have Mr. Hamyun Dilawar as a speaker for the rule of law lecture. Instead, I encourage you to seek out individuals whose professional and moral integrity align more closely with the values that the university aims to promote through events of this nature. This would not only ensure a more meaningful and impactful lecture but also uphold the reputation of the university as a beacon of unbiased and principled education.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to seeing the university continue its tradition of hosting enlightening and thought-provoking events.

Sincerely,