Strategies to Fight Discrimination: Reports from Frontline Activists in Europe and Africa
Overview
Viktória Mohácsi, Roma rights defender and former E.U. Parliamentarian from Hungary;
Julius Kaggwa, Co-founder, Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law, and Director, Support Initiative for People with Atypical Sex Development (SIPD);
Christian Ostermann, Director, European Studies, Woodrow Wilson Center;
Tad Stahnke, Director of Policy and Programs, Human Rights First;
Dan Baer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State (Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor)
The event will take place in the 5th floor conference room.
Speakers
Viktória Mohácsi
Julius Kaggwa
Christian F. Ostermann
Woodrow Wilson Center
Tad Stahnke
Daniel Baer
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