From the Nuremberg Tribunals to the creation of the International Criminal Court, the field of international justice has experienced an extraordinary evolution within the past 50 years. Come join us for a panel discussion with three expert practitioners and consultants who will share their views on prospects for justice through accountability drawing from their experiences working with several of these accountability mechanisms.

Jennifer Trahan, Iraq Prosecutions Consultant for the International Center for Transitional Justice and former consultant to defense counsel for the Sierra Leone Special Court.

Katherine Gallagher, Staff Attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights and former attorney working with the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Christine Chung, Senior Fellow at the Schell Center for International Human Rights at Yale Law School, formerly the Senior Trial Attorney with the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.

Moderated By: Professor Maryellen Fullerton

Subotnick Center, 11th Floor
Food and beverages to follow.

Presented by the International Law Society Human Rights Committee. Read more about the International Law Society
With any questions, contact Seher Khawaja at seher.khawaja@brooklaw.edu

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