Second Human Rights Law Conference: think global, act local - human rights in legal practice
4 Nov - 6 Nov 2026
Session information
Session one: The impact of artificial intelligence on law, rights and justice
Thursday 5 November (1100 - 1210)
Description
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming legal practice, public administration and the justice system, presenting both opportunities and significant human rights challenges. This session will examine how AI is influencing access to justice, privacy, accountability and ethical obligations for lawyers. Panellists will discuss how the legal profession can embrace innovation while ensuring that AI remains transparent, fair, non-discriminatory and centred on the protection of fundamental rights.
Session / Workshop Chair(s)
| Daniel Jarrett | Atsumi & Sakai, Tokyo, Japan |
Speakers
| Tiffani Brownley-Meijer | ARC & International Legal Consultant, Washington, District of Columbia, USA; International Organisations Liaison Officer, Human Rights Law Committee |
| Ayumi Fukuhara | Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu, Tokyo, Japan |
| Steven Richman | Clarkhill, Princeton, New Jersey, USA; Chair, Bar Issues Commission |
| Adam Wenyimo | Law Society of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe; Communications Officer, Human Rights Law Committee |