Dr Ewelina U. Ochab

2022

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• Hazara (Ad-hoc Parliamentary) Inquiry

  • 5 April – Situation of the Hazara in Afghanistan

  • 17 May – Situation of the Hazara in Pakistan

  • 23 May – Situation of the Hazara in Afghanistan 

• 9 December, ‘Russia’s Genocide in Ukraine’, Montreal Institute for Genocide Studies, Twitter space, online (speaker)

• 9 December, ‘Human Rights Day’, ICLRS, Bratislava (moderator)

• 7 December, ‘Not Leaving Genocide Prevention to Chance’, British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union, the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute, and the Coalition for Genocide Response, UK Parliament, London (curator and speaker)

• 30 November, ‘CRSV On European Soil: Putin's Atrocities in Ukraine’, IBAHRI, UK Parliament, London (curator and speaker)

• 29 November, ‘Truth and Justice for Victims of Sexual Violence in the DRC’, FCDO, QEII Centre, London (curator and moderator)

• 28 November, ‘Truth and Justice for Victims of Sexual Violence in the DRC’, IBAHRI, UK Parliament, London (curator and speaker)

• 28 November, ‘Turning the Tide on Ensuring Justice for the Yazidis for the CRSV’, APPG on the Yazidis, UK Parliament, London (curator and speaker)

• 3 November, ‘IR and the war in Ethiopia’, Twitter space, online (speaker)

• 1 November, ‘All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Hazara- AGM’, UK Parliament, London (speaker)

• 1 November, ‘All-Party Parliamentary Group on Eritrea - Meeting’, UK Parliament, London (intervener)

• 28 October, ‘Holding Taliban Accountable’, The Frontline Club, London (speaker)

• 27 October, ‘The Hazara Genocide - Protest outside of No 10’, London (speaker)

• 27 October, ‘Persecution based on Religion or Belief’, FoRB Conference, Poland, online (speaker)

• 25 October, ‘China Nexus Book Launch’, London (speaker)

• 10 October, ‘Neyruz’, Westminster Abbey, London (speaker)

• 10 October, ‘The Rights to a Fair Trial in Myanmar’, IBAHRI, UK Parliament, London (curator and speaker)

• 22 August, ‘The International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief - Turning Words into Action’, IBAHRI (curator and moderator)

• 3 August, ‘Yazidi Genocide: The European Perspective’, Free Yazidi Foundation (moderator)

• 3 August, ‘Religion in Public Square’, BYU and University of Oxford (speaker)

• 19 July, ‘GPAAAC Inaugural Session: Building a Network with an Eye on Ukraine’, MIGS and KAS (speaker)

• 19 July, ‘The Situation of Children in Ukraine: The Need for A Comprehensive Action Plan’, IBAHRI and Lumos (moderator)

• 8 July, ‘Oxford Diplomacy and Geopolitics Forum: The Daesh Atrocities’, Atlantic Council U.K and NATO Association of Canada (speaker)

• 7 July, ‘Building on Positive Development in the Middle East and North Africa’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, IRF and Refcemi (speaker)

• 6 July, ‘As The World Looks Away - The Targeting of the Hazara in Afghanistan and Pakistan’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, Hazara Inquiry (curator and speaker)

• 6 July, ‘State Responsibility and the Yazidi Genocide’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, Yazidi Justice Committee (speaker)

• 6 July, ‘Implementing the duty to prevent: global approaches’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, IBAHRI (curator and moderator)

• 5 July, ‘Celebrating Yazidi People and Culture’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, APPG on the Yazidis and Bellwether International (speaker)

• 5 July, ‘Prevention: Early warnings and early responses’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, FCDO (moderator)

• 5 July, ‘Implementing the duty to prevent: global approaches’, FoRB Ministerial Conference, Mini session, IBAHRI (moderator, curator)

• 30 June, ‘Trapped in Limbo: Middle Eastern Christians Living in the Shadow of Genocide’, IRF Summit, A Demand for Action  (speaker)

• 29 June, ‘Implementing the duty to prevent: Global approaches’, IRF Summit, IRF Summit Global Campaign to End Genocide  (moderator, curator)

• 29 June, ‘Religious Minorities Overcoming Genocide’, IRF Summit, IRF Roundtable (speaker)

• 28 June, ‘Faith over Fear: Leah Sharibu, Religious Prisoner of Conscience Enslaved by ISIS’, IRF Summit, the Leath Foundation  (speaker)

• 15 June, ‘Dangerous Liaisons: UK partnerships with Chinese policing institutions linked to crimes against humanity in Xinjiang’, UK Parliament, IBAHRI and Freedom from Torture  (curator)

• 1 June, ‘Under siege and out of sight: atrocities in Tigray’, MIGS (speaker)

• 3 May, ‘Growing Pressures on Human Rights Defenders in Hong Kong and Beyond’, IBAHRI, APPG on Hong Kong (moderator)

• 20 April, ‘Turkish Airstrikes on Yazidis in Iraq and Syria: Keeping Justice for the Yazidis on the Agenda’, APPG on the Yazidis, City Law School, Accountability Unit, UK Parliament (speaker)

• 31 March, ‘The Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims: The Need to Collect and Preserve Evidence of Atrocities’ Refcemi and CRIED, Queen Elizabeth II Centre (curator and moderator)

• 25 March, ‘Censorship, Misinformation and Disinformation - the Three Horsemen of Persecution based on Religion or Belief’ Digital Persecution, Birmingham University, Roehampton University and Open Doors (speaker)

• 22 March, ‘Violations of FoRB as a driver for forced displacements’ Lord Alton, Brendan O'Hara MP, Fiona Bruce MP, APPG on the Yazidis and APPG on FoRB (curator and moderator)

• 15 March, ‘Religious or Belief Minorities at Risk. Part II’ Human Rights Council, IBAHRI, co-sponsored by the US Mission to the UN and the Mission of the Kingdom on the Netherlands to the UN, (curator and moderator)

• 11 March, ‘Religious or Belief Minorities at Risk. Part I’ Human Rights Council, IBAHRI, co-sponsored by the US Mission to the UN and the Mission of the Kingdom on the Netherlands to the UN, (curator and moderator)

• 7 March, ‘The Many Faces of Women at Risk’ Brendan O'Hara MP, the APPG on the Yazidis and the APPG on lawyers and judges at risk globally (curator and moderator) 

• 7 March, ‘Women in Tigray, Ethiopia’, UK Parliament (speaker)

• 27 February, ‘Creative Approaches to Accountability for Genocide’, OxFID 2022 (moderator)

• 15 February, ‘Contemporary Martyrs Day’, Coptic Orthodox Church (moderator)

• 11 February, ‘FoRB in Nepal’ APPG on FoRB (speaker)

• 9 February, ‘Meeting on the Uyghur Crisis and Beijing Olympics’ British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union (speaker)

• 4 February, ‘A Global Civil Society Event: A Potential Genocide Warning in India’, FORSEA (speaker)

• 2 February, ‘Call it for what it is: the Daesh genocide’ APPG on the Yazidis (curator and moderator)

• 19 January, ‘The Duty to Prevent Genocide and the Need for Domestic Monitoring and Analysis Mechanisms: Lessons from the Missed Opportunities’ Refcemi (speaker and moderator)   

 

2021

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• 21 December, ‘Afghan Women at Risk: The Threats Faced, The Help Needed, The Future Sought’ IBAHRI (moderator) 

• 8 December, ‘Bridging the Gap in Genocide Responses’ IBAHRI (moderator)   

• 24 November, PSVI, ‘Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict – the Way Forward’ IBAHRI (moderator)   

• 20 November, Tigray ‘How we get Recognition of the Tigray Genocide (Identifying obstacles and challenges; developing approaches and strategies for Tigray Genocide Recognition)’ Mekete Tigray UK and the Tigray Youth Network (speaker)   

• 21 November, Pakistan, ‘Minorities under threat – Forced conversions & Marriages’ Asma Jahangir Conference 20021, AGHS Legal Aid Cell, Pakistan Bar Council, Asma Jahangir Foundation (speaker)   

• 9 November, ‘Freedom of Religion or Belief’ Coptic Orthodox Church, Annual Nayrouz Vespers Service (speaker)  

• 19 October, ‘Challenges of pluralism: human rights, minorities, violence and reasonable accommodation’ III International Seminar on Law and Religion, FDRP USP (speaker)  

• 28 September, ‘Expert Panel Discussion on Interreligious Dialogue’ Council of Europe (speaker)   

• 21 September, ‘Gender and Genocide’ Newsline Institute (speaker)

• 20 September, ‘Responding to the Uyghur Genocide: Assessing Policy and Legislative Options for the U.S.’ Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Crimes, Binghampton University (speaker)

• 8 September, ‘Gender and Genocide’ UN Asia Pacific Forum (intervener)

• 2 September, ‘Gendering Geopolitics with Emily Prey’ Newcastle University (speaker)

• 26 August, ‘Gendering Geopolitics with Emily Prey’ Newsline Institute (speaker)

• 23 August, ‘The International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief’ (moderator)

• 8 July, ‘Two years After the Truro Review’ (organiser)

• 6 July, ‘Uyghur repression – systematic, brutal, but is it genocide? Packer and Schabas. Two different solutions’ (co-organiser and moderator)

• 23 June, ‘The Situation of Christians and Religious Communities in the World’, EPP, European Parliament (speaker)

• 22 June, ‘The Use of Starvation Against the People of Tigray’ (moderator and organiser)

• 21 June, ‘The Other Pandemic: Rape and Sexual Violence in Conflict’ (moderator and organiser)

• 13 June, ‘G7 Prayer Breakfast’ Refcemi (moderator)

• 19 May, ‘Responding to the Atrocities against Uyghurs in Xinjiang’ (moderator and organiser)

• 17 May, ‘The War on Tigrayan Women’ (moderator and organiser)

• 28 April, ‘Defining Genocide: Why Genocide is the Right Word for the Treatment of the Uyghurs’ Yet Again (speaker)

• 27 April, ‘The Trafficking of North Korean Women to China’ Lord Alton, the Coalition for Genocide Response and HRNK (moderator and organiser)

• 23 April, ‘Addressing the situation of the Uyghurs: Sanctions with Bill Browder’ APPG on Uyghurs (moderator and organiser)

• 15 April, ‘Addressing the situation of the Uyghurs: G7 and Winter Olympics 2022’ APPG on Uyghurs (moderator and organiser)

• April-May, Refcemi Mentoring Programme: Sessions with experts (organiser and moderator)

• 25 March, ‘Roundtable: Roundtable on religious minorities in Syria’ Refcemi and CREID, roundtable (moderator)

• 24 March, ‘The Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations’ Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 23 March, ‘Report on Christian Persecution 2020’ Hungary Helps (panellist) 

• 16 March, ‘Spotlight on the Tigray Region of Ethiopia: The Need for an Urgent Response’ (moderator and organiser) 

• 8 March, ‘Turning Her Body into a Weapon of Persecution/Genocide’ Coalition for Genocide Response, Stop Uyghur Genocide, World Uyghur Congress, Rene Cassin, Yet Again (moderator and organiser)

• 5 March, ‘Asymmetrical Haircuts Podcasts: Genocide Gap with Melanie O’Brien and Ewelina Ochab’ podcast (speaker)

• 25 February, ‘Roundtable: Religious Inequalities As “Conditions of Life Calculated to Bring about Physical Destruction in Whole or in Part”’ Refcemi and CREID, roundtable (moderator)

• 22 February, ‘Hearing with Victims’ APPG on Uyghurs (moderator and organiser)

• 15 February, ‘Contemporary Martyrs Day’ Refcemi (moderator)

• 4 February, ‘Addressing the Many Faces of Complicity in Genocide’ APPG on Uyghurs, Coalition for Genocide Response, Rene Cassin (moderator and organiser)

• 8 January, ‘Effective Prevention and Reconciliation Starts With Recognition and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity, Democracy Today’ Yereven, Armenia (speaker)

 

2020

 

• (various dates), ’40 Minutes on Human Rights with…’ webinar series (moderator and organiser) 

  • Dr. Tuğba Tanyeri-Erdemir (22 July)

  • Prof. Javaid Rehman (6 July)

  • Bill Browder (15 June)

  • Rev. Johnnie Moore and Rabbi Abraham Cooper (1 June)

  • Archbishop Angaelos (18 May)

  • Bishop of Truro (4 May)

• 9 December, ‘What Happened to the Promise? The Situation of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh’, Lord Alton of Liverpool and the Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 9 December, ‘Addressing Religious Inequalities as a Means of Atrocity Prevention’, CREID and Refcemi, roundtable (moderator and speaker)

• 18 November, ‘What COVID-19 Has Taught Us About The Targeting Of Religious Minorities’, CREID and Refcemi, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 17 November, ‘The Question of Mass Atrocity Monitoring and Determination’, Lord Alton of Liverpool and the Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 16 November, ‘The Persecution of the Uighur Muslims in China – Where to Go to from Now?’ APPG on Uyghurs and the Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 16 November, ‘Nexus of Humanitarian Aid and Persecution’, Hungary Helps and International Christian Concern, webinar (panel discussant)

• 27 October, ‘FoRB Day: Engaging on PSVI and Supporting the Declaration of Humanity’, Refcemi, CSW and the APPG on FoRB, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 19 October, ‘When We Did Not Learn from the Past: The Atrocities Against the Uyghur Muslims’, APPG on Uyghurs (moderator and organiser)

• 24 September, ‘The Disappearing Women and Girls: Abducted, Forcibly Converted, Forcibly Married and Abused’, Lord Alton of Liverpool, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 22 August, ‘Ensuring Justice for the Atrocities in Nigeria’, Christian Social Movement of Nigeria, webinar (speaker)

• 21 August, ‘International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief’, Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 19 August, ‘Six Years After ISIS Genocide: The State of the Yazidi Community’ IRF Roundtable and Nadia’s Initiative, webinar (speaker)

• 5 August, ‘Justice Delayed is Justice Denied’, Coalition for Genocide Response, webinar (moderator and organiser)

• 3 August, ‘Six-Year Yezidi Genocide Commemoration: Safety and Security’, Free Yezidi Foundation, webinar (speaker)

• 23 July, ‘Effective Responses to Genocide’, World Youth Alliance, webinar (speaker)

• 22 July, ‘A Way Forward? Finding Justice for Uyghurs in Xinjiang, China’, Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales, webinar (co-organiser) 

• 8 July, ‘One Year After the Truro Review’, UK House of Lords, webinar (speaker and co-organiser)

• 24 June, ‘Celebrating EU FoRB Day and looking to the future of FoRB at the EU’, webinar (moderator)

• 17 June, ‘How Covid19 Exacerbates Religious Persecution Around the World’, University of Public Service of Budapest, Nonconference (speaker)

• 16 April, ‘Freedom of Religion or Belief, COVID-19 and Human Dignity’, webinar (moderator)

• 2 March, ‘For a Better Future for Religious Minorities in Pakistan - the Legacy of Shahbaz Bhatti’, UK House of Lords, London, UK (speaker and so-organiser)

• 9 February, ‘Confronting Global Responses to Genocide’ Oxford Forum for International Development, Oxford, UK (speaker)

 

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2019 

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• 2-3 December, ‘The Recognition of the Phenomenon of the Persecution of Christians’, London, UK (chair and organiser)

• 28 November, ‘Accountability and Acknowledgment of Genocide’ Budapest, Hungary (speaker) 

• 28 November, ‘The Recognition of the Phenomenon of the Persecution of Christians’, Budapest, Hungary (chair and organiser) 

• 26 November, ‘Accountability and Acknowledgment of Genocide’ Budapest, Hungary (chair and speaker) 

• 18-19 November, ‘Istanbul Process’ the Hague, the Netherlands (attendee)

• 4 November, ‘The Need to Prevent the Crime of Genocide’, Launch of the Coalition for Genocide Response, UK House of Lords, London, UK (speaker) 

• 7 October, ‘Addressing Religious Persecution Globally’, 26th BYU Conference, Provo, US (speaker) 

• 6 October, ‘Advancing the Punta del Este Declaration on Human Dignity for Everyone Everywhere’, 26th BYU Conference, Provo, US (speaker) 

• 2-3 August, ‘Building infrastructure at the U.N. for a better implementation of the right to FoRB and prevention of the most egregious violations of the right to FoRB’, ‘Religious Persecution in the World Today: Diagnoses, Prognoses, Treatments, Cures’ Oxford, UK (speaker) 

• 29 July, ‘Religious Persecution in the World Today’ King’s College, New York, US (podcast interviewee) 

• 23 July: ‘UN International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief’, Parliamentary event, UK House of Parliament, London, UK (speaker and organiser) 

• 18 July: ‘The Question of Genocide Determination in Pursuance of the Duty to Prevent and Punish’ IAGS 2019 Conference, Phnom Penh, Cambodia (speaker, remotely) 

• 16-18 July: Ministerial on Religious Freedom, US State Department, DC, US (attendee, invitation only) 

• 10-11 July: Defend Media Freedom Conference, UK and Canadian Governments, London, UK (attendee, invitation only) 

• 8 July: ‘Addressing persecution and violence based on religion or belief’, ‘One Step At A Time: Addressing Religious Violence and Persecution’ Site event of the 41st UN Human Rights Council, Geneva (speaker) 

• 24 June: ‘Two Genocides in Half a Decade: Overview, the Response and The Next Steps’, Trinity Law School, The Hague, The Netherlands (speaker) 

• 18 June: China Tribunal Interview, London, UK (interviewee) 

• 14 June: ‘Legal responses to extreme cases of religious persecution: bringing Daesh to justice’ Workshop on Religious minorities in crisis: European solidarity at risk? Aston Centre for Europe (ACE), Aston University, Birmingham, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, Birmingham, UK (speaker) 

• 1 June: ‘Equality, Equity and Human Dignity’, TEDx, London, UK (speaker) 

• 3 April: ‘Persecution of Christians around the world’, FCO Independent Review Into Persecution of Christians, London, UK (oral submission) 

• 5 March: ‘Steven Krulis Champion Humanity Award’, UK Parliament, London, UK (co-organiser) 

• 18-22 February: ‘Explanatory note on the Punta del Este Declaration on Human Dignity for Everyone Everywhere’ BYU, US (researcher and drafter) 

• 20 February: ‘The case of the Daesh genocide and the needed legal responses’ BYU, Provo, US (speaker) 

• 2 January: ‘Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria’s Middle Belt’ BBC World, London, UK (interviewee) 

 

 

2018

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• 12-14 December: ‘Religious Nature of the Mass Atrocities in Burma’, NUS-BYU Conference Singapore. (Speaker)

• 1-5 December: ‘Human Dignity for Everyone Everywhere’, Punta Del Este, Uruguay (Secretary and member of the working group)

• 27 November: ‘Genocide Convention at 70: Lessons Learned and Yet to be Learned’, UK Parliament, Speaker’s House, London, UK. (Moderator and organiser)

• 8 October: ‘Daesh Genocide and Nadia’s Nobel Peace Prize’, Top of Mind with Julie Rosie, BYU, Provo, US. (Speaker)

• 8 October: ‘Genocide as the Ultimate Denial of Human Dignity’, 25th BYU Conference, Provo, US. (Speaker​

• 13 September: ‘A new approach to help Iraqi minorities’, 5th ICLRS Conference, Rio, Brazil. (Speaker)

• 4 August: ‘Human Dignity for Everyone Everywhere: Responding to Distortions, Abuses and Hostility towards Human Rights’ ICLRS, BYU, OJLR, Oxford, UK. (Speaker, summary presentation)

• 25 July: ‘Between Scylla and Charybdis?  Preventing The Historical Fate of Religious Minorities’ ICLRS Writers Course, Oxford, UK. (Speaker, book proposal presentation)

• 18 July: ‘The Question of Genocide Determination in the UK’ , All Party Parliamentary Group on Burma meeting, House of Commons, London, UK. (Speaker)

• 17 July: ‘20 Years of the Rome Statute’, Al Jazeera, London, UK. (Speaker)

• 6 July: ‘Bringing Daesh to Justice’, Founding Conference on Bringing ISIS to Justice, The Hague, The Netherlands. (Speaker and co-organiser)

•  4 July: ‘Persecution of Religious Minorities: The Case of Women and Girls’ The International Conference on Human Rights, Warsaw, Poland. (Speaker)

• 27 June: ‘Daesh Genocide Against Religious Minorities: Overview And The Next Steps’, Trinity Law School, The Hague, The Netherlands. (Speaker)

• 21 June: ‘Daesh and Genocide: Prosecuting Terrorism and The Counter Terrorism Risks at Home’ Foreign Policy and Geopolitics in the Era of President Trump, Oxford, UK. (Speaker)

• 20 March: ‘The Question of Genocide Determination: Behind the Argument of 'International Judicial System’’, Parliamentary Hearing, House of Lords, London, UK. (Organiser and speaker) 

• 8 March: ‘Boston Roundtable: Edward Lansdale's Vietnam: Lessons for Afghanistan and Iraq’  Harvard Faculty Club, Cambridge, MA, US. (Roundtable attendee)​​

• 6-9 March: ‘Religious Persecution in the Middle East’, Series of Lectures at Universities and Colleges in Boston, MA, US. (Speaker)

 

2017

 

• 4 December: ‘The Rights to Return: Their Only Hope’, Expert Workshop, University of Stefana Wyszynskiego, Warsaw, Poland. (speaker)

• 17 November: ‘The Right to Return under International Law and the Empirical Reality’, Third European Congress for Defending Christians, Krakow, Poland. (speaker)

• 11-13 October: International Consultation on Christian Persecution – Finding the Appropriate Answers to a Long-Neglected Crisis Persecution of Christians, Conference and Workshop, Hungarian Department of Human Capacities, Budapest, Hungary. (attendee)

• 28 September: ‘The Right to Return under International Law’, ‘Return to the Roots: Christians in the Nineveh Plains’ Aid to the Church in Need Conference, Rome, Italy. (speaker)

• 22 September: ‘The Situation of Religious Minorities in Iraq’, ‘Untold Experiences of Vulnerable Refugees’ Conference, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden. (speaker)

• 4 August: ‘The Situation of Religious Minorities in Iraq’, Philos Project Fellows Workshop, New York, US. (speaker)

• 12 July: ‘Convention on Genocide Approaching 70’, The Thirteenth Meeting of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, Brisbane, Australia. (speaker)

• 22-23 June: 'The Impact of Counter-Extremism Strategy on the Enjoyment of the Right to Freedom of Religion or Belief in the UK', OSCE/ODIHR First Supplementary meeting, Vienna, Austria. (speaker) 

• 25 April: ‘Prosecuting and Punishing the Crimes Against Humanity or Even Possible Genocide Committed by Daesh’, Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Hearing, Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France. (speaker)

• 6 April: ‘Daesh Atrocities Against Women and Girls and the Needed Response’, European Centre for the Study of Extremism Conference on Syria, London, UK. (speaker)

• 26-27 January: Persecution of Christians, Conference and Workshop, Hungarian Department of Human Capacities, Budapest, Hungary. (attendee)

 

2016

 

• 14 December: ‘Bringing Daesh to Justice’, Parliamentary Hearing, Dutch Parliament, Den Haag, the Netherlands. (speaker) 

• 26 November: ‘Attacks on Christians by Fulani Herdsmen and Boko Haram’, ‘Embattled: Christians Under Pressure in Europe and Beyond’ Conference, Vienna, Austria. (speaker)

• 24 November: ‘Situation in the Recently Liberated Nineveh Plains’, Oral Submission, UN Forum on Minority Issues 2016, United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. (speaker)

• 24 November: ‘Never Again: Legal Responses to a Broken Promise in the Middle East’, Book Presentation, United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland. (speaker)

• 6 November: ‘Never Again: Legal Responses to a Broken Promise in the Middle East’, Book Presentation, Second European Congress for Defending Christians, Krakow, Poland. (speaker)

• 10 July 2016: ‘Never Again: Legal Responses to a Broken Promise in the Middle East’, Book Presentation, Bratislava, Slovakia. (speaker)

• 30 June: ‘Never Again: Legal Responses to a Broken Promise in the Middle East’, Book Presentation, European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium. (speaker)

 

2015

 

• 28 September: ‘Situation of Christians and Religious Minorities in Syria’, Oral Submission, UN Human Rights Council, Geneva, Switzerland. (speaker)