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Yemen, Syria & Afghanistan: Case Studies in International Law, Peace, Justice, and Sanctions in Armed Conflict

27 Jun 2023

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Sanctions, designations, and de-listing – help or hindrance to conflict resolution and peace negotiations?

Tuesday 27 June (1605 - 1730)

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Committee(s)

War Crimes Committee (Lead)

Description

This panel will examine the role of sanctions and terrorist designations in conflicts, both international (UN) and unilateral/regional (US/UK/EU), and the repercussions on the peace process or subsequent rebuilding and reconciliation post-conflict.

Moderator
Emily Elliott Kingsley Napley, London; Membership Officer, IBA War Crimes Committee

Speakers
Farea Al-Muslimi Research Fellow, Chatham House Middle East Programme, London
Sara Elizabeth Dill Esq., Partner Anethum Global, London; Treasurer, IBA War Crimes Committee
Sahar Fetrat Assistant Researcher Afghanistan Women's Rights Human Rights Watch, London
Natalia Kubesch Legal Officer Human Rights Sanctions Redress, London

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