Event
April 23, 2024
Join us for a discussion on the Northern Ireland conflict’s impact on human rights globally, featuring Dr. Brian Dooley from Human Rights First and guest Sara Duddy from the Pat Finucane Centre.
This event will explain the context of the recently released report “Bitter Legacy: State Impunity in the Northern Ireland Conflict” produced by the International Expert Panel convened by the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights. The report, an in-depth analysis of British security forces’ actions during the Northern Ireland conflict, underscores the urgent need for this discussion.
Date & Time: May 2, 2024, 11:00 – 11:30 AM EDT
Location: Online (Zoom Webinar)
The “Bitter Legacy” report assesses the extents of state impunity during the Northern Ireland conflict, including unprosecuted cases of killings, torture, and collusion by security forces. Authored by an international panel, including Dooley and other international human rights experts, and former police officers, the report challenges the incoming Legacy Act which prevents future legal reviews of past injustices.
This event is a must-attend for anyone involved in human rights, legal studies, international relations, or Irish history. It offers crucial insights into how Northern Ireland’s history continues to influence human rights discussions globally and the potential consequences of recent legislative changes.
Registration: Secure your spot today to participate in this vital conversation about the legacy of the Northern Ireland conflict and its ongoing impact on human rights worldwide.