Amnesty International 2023/2024 Global Annual Report Launch and Human Rights Conference

Amnesty International Kenya, in partnership with the Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi and the Platform Magazine, invites you to the Amnesty International 2023/2024 Global Annual Report Launch and Human Rights Conference.

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ Date: April 25th, 2024

๐Ÿ•ฐ๏ธ Time: 3 pm

๐Ÿ“ Where: Chandaria Auditorium, University of Nairobi

We will also livestream this event on Zoom.us. Please click on the button below to register if you intend to join us virtually.

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Every year, Amnesty International publishes a comprehensive report documenting the state of human rights, highlighting events and occurrences in 154 countries. The report sheds light on duty bearersโ€™ failures to promote, protect, and observe human rights, emphasising their impact globally, regionally, and locally.

This yearโ€™s conference aims to bring together academics, civil society representatives, human rights defenders, government officials, and the public to discuss the human rights occurrences recorded in the 2023/2024 annual report, with a focus on the Kenya section. Topics for discussion include extrajudicial executions and enforced disappearances. Freedom of expression and assembly; right to life, access to truth, justice, and reparations; minority persons rights; social, economic, and cultural rights. Women and girlsโ€™ rights, right to health and a healthy environment, right to privacy and the death penalty.

Our panel sessions will feature distinguished speakers who will provide insights and perspectives on these critical human rights issues. The first-panel session will discuss the international perspective on the state of human rights globally, with speakers including:

Panelist: Rev. Adam Taylor

President โ€“ Putting Faith into Action for Social Change

Panelist: Sarah Jackson

Deputy Regional Director โ€“ Amnesty International EARO

Panelist: Abdullahi Hassan

East Africa Regional Researcher โ€“ Amnesty International

Moderator: Roland Ebole

East Africa Regional Researcher โ€“ Amnesty International

Panelist: Sen. Danson Mungatana

Senator โ€“ Tana River County

Panelist: Esther Njeri

Board Member โ€“ Amnesty International Kenya

Panelist: Prof. Karuti Kanyinga

Research Professor or Development at the Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi

Moderator: Irungu Houghton

Section Director โ€“ Amnesty International Kenya

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