Black Lives Matter: a challenge to the law

A webinar presented by the IBA’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI)

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Join the Director of the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, in conversation with David Lammy, Ulele Burnham and Matthew Ryder QC, to discuss the ways in which the justice system perpetuates systemic racism in the UK and beyond, and the role legal systems must take in dismantling it.

Baroness Helena Kennedy QC
Director, IBA’s Human Rights Institute, London

Ulele Burnham
Doughty Street Chambers, London

David Lammy
Shadow Secretary of State for Justice, London

Matthew Ryder QC
Matrix Chambers, London, ex-Deputy Mayor of London

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Black Lives Matter: a challenge to the law