A webinar presented by the IBA War Crimes Committee
This panel will address the urgent and multifaceted issue of trauma and the critical need for comprehensive mental health services for individuals affected by the devastating realities of armed conflict. While survivors bear the most profound psychological and emotional burdens, requiring extensive support not only to facilitate their recovery but also as they play a vital role in providing testimony, evidence and eyewitness accounts of atrocities, it is equally important to recognise the significant impact on professionals engaged in documenting and responding to these crises. Lawyers, investigators, journalists and first responders, particularly medical practitioners, are frequently exposed to secondary trauma and face considerable risks to their mental wellbeing.
The discussion will convene a diverse group of experts and practitioners to examine these challenges from multiple perspectives. Panellists will explore existing gaps in training and service provision, highlight effective practices and propose potential strategies to strengthen mental health support systems in conflict and post-conflict settings. The session aims to foster a deeper understanding of the complex dimensions of trauma while identifying practical avenues for advancing holistic, sustainable and culturally sensitive mental health interventions.
As we are limited to 1,000 registrants, we request that you please only register for this event if you will be attending.
Fees
| IBA member | Free | 
| Non member | Free | 
Certificate of Attendance
Certificates of attendance for this webinar will be provided to all delegates who have registered in advance and attended the live broadcast for a minimum of 30 minutes based on verified sign-in and sign-out times. The certificate will be sent to the email address provided at the time of registration. Certificates can only be issued to the name provided at the time of registration. If you have any queries relating to your Certificate of Attendance, please email webinars@int-bar.org
Moderator
 
                        
                        
                    
                GILLIAN DARE
Moderator 
 United Nations Association, London, England
Confirmed speakers
 
                        
                    
                Sara Segneri
Speaker 
 Confinium Strategies, London, England; Co-Vice Chair , War Crimes Committee
 
                        
                        
                    
                Peter Lee
Speaker 
 Portsmouth University, Portsmouth, England
 
                        
                        
                    
                Eva Khair
Speaker 
 Sudan Transnational Consortium, Geneva, Switzerland
 
                        
                        
                    
                Murhaf Assaf
Speaker 
 Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Ynysmaerdy, Wales
 
                        
                        
                    
                Doctor and Mental Health Professional
Speaker 
 Doctor and Mental Health Professional , Gaza City, Palestine