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World Justice Forum IV World Justice Forum IV 8-11 July 2013 - The Hague, The Netherlands FORUM AGENDA Updated as of 26/04/2013 FOOD JUSTICE: GROWING A BETTER FUTURE Monday, 8 July *CATHERINE BERTINI - Co-Founder, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs; Former CEO, World Food Programme (USA) *DEVRY BOUGHNER - Cargill (USA) 15:00 REGISTRATION OPENS - World Forum Convention Center *PETER BRABECK-LETMATHE - Chairman of the Board, Nestlé (Austria) *LUIZ INÁCIO DA SILVA - Former President of Brazil; Recipient of 2011 World Food OFFICE HOURS Prize (Brazil) Index staff available for in-depth discussion of research and data *MARIYA GABRIEL - Member, European People's Party, European Parliament POSTER SESSION (Bulgaria) *JOHN AGYEKUM KUFUOR - President of Ghana; Recipient of 2011 World Food Presenters feature research and programs on global rule of law issues Prize (Ghana) 17:00 OPENING RECEPTION - Bel Air Hotel ROY PROSTERMAN - Founder, Landesa (USA) IRIT TAMIR - Senior Advisor, Oxfam (USA) Tuesday, 9 July SECURITY & LAW ENFORCEMENT KIRAN BEDI - Director General (ret.) of the Indian Police Service (India) INNOCENT CHUKWUMA - Regional Representative, Ford Foundation (Nigeria) 9:00 WELCOME & INTRODUCTION ALEJANDRO HOPE - Security Policy Analyst, IMCO & México Evalúa (Mexico) *ANDRÉS PASTRANA - Former President of Colombia (Columbia) 9:30 OPENING PANEL *GENERAL DAVID M. RODRIGUEZ - Commanding General, United States Army Multidisciplinary perspectives on importance of rule of law to various sectors Forces Command (USA) *JOYCE BANDA - President of Malawi (Malawi) KAREN TSE - Founder, International Bridges to Justice (USA) ANTHONY KENNEDY - Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States (USA) CHUCK WEXLER - Executive Director, Police Executive Research Forum (USA) THABO MAKGOBA - Archbishop of Cape Town (South Africa) SANTIAGO SIRI - Founder & Chief Innovator, Grupo 42 (Argentina) SPORT & THE RULE OF LAW: LEVEL PLAYING FIELDS SAKENA YACOOBI - Founder & Executive Director, Afghan Institute of Learning *CAITLIN FISHER - Co-Founder, Team Leader, The Guerreiras Project (Brazil) (Afghanistan) *DAMIAN HOPLEY - Chairman, International Rugby Players' Association (UK) *IMRAN KHAN - Former Professional Cricketer; Politician (Pakistan) 11:15 RULE OF LAW INDEX PANEL *DIKEMBE MUTOMBO - Former NBA player (DR Congo) WILLIAM H. NEUKOM - Founder, President, & CEO, The World Justice Project (USA) 12:30 LUNCHEON *RICHARD W. POUND - Lawyer, International Olympic Committee (Canada) POSTER SESSION TRADITIONAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS: SHARIA LAW 14:30 CONCURRENT TOPICAL PANELS I *AISHA AL-MANNAI - Dean of College of Sharia & Islamic Studies, Qatar University (Qatar) ACCESS TO HEALTH: A BETTER LIFE FOR WOMEN & GIRLS BAWA JAIN - Secretary General, World Council of Religious Leaders (USA) HAWA ABDI - Founder, DHAF Foundation (Somalia) *ALI AKBAR RASHADI - Founder & President, Islamic Research Institute for Culture & JIMMIE BRIGGS - Founder, ManUp Campaign (USA) Thought (Iran) *GEETA RAO GUPTA - Deputy Executive Director, UNICEF (India) *NAWAL EL SAADAWI - Writer; Activist; Former Director General, Health Education 16:15 WORKING GROUPS: FIRST SESSION Department, Egyptian Ministry of Health (Egypt) Develop innovative, practical, ground-level programs to strengthen the rule of law in PURINAME MANE - President & CEO, Pathfinder International (India) collaboration with partners from other disciplines 18:00 RECEPTION HOSTED BY DEN HAAG MUNICIPALITY - City Hall *Invited Updated as of 26/04/2013 ETHICAL SUPPLY CHAINS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRODUCTIVE BUSINESS & Wednesday, 10 July LABOR RIGHTS *JOSEPH BOZICH - Chairman & CEO, Knights Apparel, LLC (USA) SHERIE FLIES - Assistant General Merchandising Manager, Costco (USA) 9:00 KEYNOTE CONVERSATION *JEREMY HOBBS - Executive Director, Oxfam International (Australia) MARGARET LEVI - Jere L. Bacharach Professor of International Studies, Department 9:45 OPPORTUNITY FUND COMPETITION PANEL I of Political Science, University of Washington; Chair in Politics, US Studies Centre, 11:00 WORKING GROUPS: SECOND SESSION University of Sydney (USA/Australia) Develop innovative, practical, ground-level programs to strengthen the rule of law in *OU VIRAK - President, Cambodian Center on Human Rights (Cambodia) collaboration with partners from other disciplines KATIE QUAN - Director, John F. Henning Center for International Labor Relations, University of California, Berkeley (USA) 12:30 LUNCHEON *DAN REES - Program Director, Better Work (UK) *BRUCE SEWELL - Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Apple (USA) POSTER SESSION *AURET VAN HEERDEN - President & CEO, Fair Labor Association (South Africa) 14:30 CONCURRENT TOPICAL PANELS II SUSTAINABLE WATER SOLUTIONS ARTISTS & THE RULE OF LAW *GIDON BROMBERG - Director, Friends of the Earth Middle East (Israel) AI WEIWEI - Artist & Architect (China) ANDERS JAGERSKOG, Associate Professor & Director of Knowledge Services, MANNY ANSAR - Singer & Executive Director, Festival au Désert (Mali) Stockholm International Water Institute (Sweden) *PETER GARATT - Former Lead Singer of Midnight Oil; Minister for Environmental *MARIA NEIRA - Director, Department of Public Health & Environment, World Protection (Australia) Health Organization (Spain) *ROBERTO HERNÁNDEZ - Movie Director & Researcher (Mexico) *SARAH OCHEKPE - Minister of Water Resources, Federal Republic of Nigeria PHILIP KENNICOTT - Art & Architecture Critic, The Washington Post (USA) (Nigeria) *ANGÉLIQUE KIDJO - Singer-Songwriter & Activist (Benin) JOHN OLDFIELD - CEO, WASH Advocates (USA) *YOUSSOUR N’DOUR - Singer & Songwriter, now Minister of Culture (Senegal) K. SRINATH REDDY - President, Public Health Foundation of India (India) *SHAKIRA - Singer-Songwriter & Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation (Colombia) SCOTT RICKARDS - President, CEO, & Co-founder, Waterfund LLC (USA) *ROY WOLFE - President, Water Research Foundation (USA) DISASTER RELIEF: IMPROVING THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK DAVID FISHER - Legal Research Officer for the International Disaster Response Laws, 16:30 KEYNOTE CONVERSATION: WOMEN LEADERSHIP IN RULE OF LAW Rules & Principles (IDRL) Programme of the International Federation of Red RUTH BADER GINSBURG - Associate Justice, Supreme Court (USA) Cross & Red Crescent Societies (USA) *MICHELLE BACHELET - former President of Chile; former Executive Director, UN *FUMIHIKO IMAMURA - Director of the Tohoku Disaster Control Research Center, Women (Chile) Tohoku University at Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture (Japan) *ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF - President of Liberia (Liberia) FRANK X. NEUNER, JR. - Partner, Laborde & Neuner (USA) *SUGENG TRIUTOMO - Deputy Head, Indonesian National Disaster Mitigation 18:00 RECEPTION - Location TBD Agency (BNPB) (Indonesia) *MARGARETA WAHLSTRÖM - Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction, UNISDR (Sweden) ECONOMIC & LEGAL EMPOWERMENT THROUGH A ROBUST RULE OF LAW STEPHEN GOLUB - Lecturer, School of Law, University of California, Berkeley (USA) *VIVEK MARU - CEO, Namati: Innovations in Legal Empowerment (India) *FAUSTINA PEREIRA - Director, Human Rights & Legal Aid Services, BRAC (Bangladesh) *CHRISTOPHER STONE - President, Open Society Foundations (USA) *Invited Updated as of 26/04/2013 THE NEW TECHNOLOGY: TRANSFORMING ACCESS TO INFORMATION TO IMPROVE Thursday, 11 July LIVES *JACOB APPELBAUM - the TOR project (USA) *YOCHAI BENKLER - Berkman Professor of Entrepreneurial Legal Studies, Harvard 9:00 OPPORTUNITY FUND COMPETITION PANEL II Law School (USA) 10:30 WORKING GROUPS: THIRD SESSION *RICK FALKVINGE - Founder & Chief Evangelist, Pirate Party (Sweden) Develop innovative, practical, ground-level programs to strengthen the rule of law in *CESAR A. HIDALGO - Assistant Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology collaboration with partners from other disciplines (Chile) *HIDEAKI KOIZUMI - Hitachi Fellow, national programs for “Brain-Science & 12:30 LUNCHEON FEATURING WJP RULE OF LAW AWARD Education” (Japan) *BRAD SMITH - General Counsel & Executive Vice President, Legal & Corporate POSTER SESSION Affairs, Microsoft Corporation (USA) KATRIN VERCLAS - Co-Founder & Editor, MobileActive.org (Germany) 14:30 CONCURRENT TOPICAL PANELS III *BORIS WEBER - Team Leader, World Bank Institute’s Information & Communication Technology for Governance project (ICT4Gov) (France) COMBATTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING: COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS LAUREL BELLOWS - President, American Bar Association (USA) YOUTH LEADERS, CIVIL SOCIETY, & ACCOUNTABILITY *KNUT BRATTVIK - Senior Officer, Interpol Human Trafficking Unit (France) *PAOLO BENIGNO AGUIRRE AQUINO IV - Chairman & CEO, National Youth *MARILYN CARLSON NELSON - Chairman, Carlson (USA) Commission (Philippines) *SUNITHA KRISHNAN - Trafficking survivor; Founder, Prajwala, (India) LINA BEN MHENNI - Tunisian political blogger, 'A Tunisian Girl' (Tunisia) *ALI MANSOOR - Financial Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Mauritius; Former Lead *RONAN FARROW - Special Advisor to US Secretary of State for Global Youth Issues Economist, World Bank Office of the Chief Economist for Europe & Central Asia (USA) (Mauritius) JONATHAN GOSIER - Entrepreneur, Blogger, Designer, TED Fellow & Founder of *IMA MATUL - Child labor survivor from the United States, & The Coalition to Abolish metaLayer (African focus) (USA) Slavery & Trafficking (CAST) Survivor Organizer (Indonesia) MARY SHUTTLEWORTH - Founder, Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) (South Africa) COOPERATION TO IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE & IMPLEMENTATION *CAMILA VALLEJO - President, University of Chile student federation (FECH) (Chile) ANTONIO BENJAMIN
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