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Time (UK) Name Area / City Country Activity 3:00 pm - 3:02 pm Chair - Dr Maung Zarni Kent UK Opening of the Genocide Memorial & Rally and introducing the young British classical pianist 3:02 pm - 3:06 pm Rachel Clews Kent UK British Classical Pianist 3:07 pm - 3:17 pm Tan Sri Sayid Hamed Albar Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Opening Remarks (Malay and English) 3:18 pm - 3:23 pm Pan Sandar Myint Sydney Australia Talk (English) 3:24 pm - 3:29 pm Habib Melbourne Australia Talk (Burmese) 3:30 pm - 3:37 pm Nicholas Koumjian (Head of IIMM) Geneva Switzeland Talk (English) 3:38 pm - 3:43 pm Professor Michimi Muranushi Tokyo Japan Talk (Japanese) 3:44 pm - 3:49 pm Zaw Min Htut Tokyo Japan Talk (Rohingya) 3:50 pm - 3:55 pm MP Charles Santiago Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Talk (English) 3:56 pm - 4:01 pm Doreen Chen Paris France Talk (English) 4:02 pm - 4:07 pm Farina So Phnom Penh Cambodia Talk (English) 4:08 pm - 4:13 pm Meta Sovichetch Cambodia Talk (Khmer) 4:14 pm - 4:19 pm Pheana Sopheak Cambodia Talk (Mandarin) 4:20 pm - 4:25 pm Bilal Rashid Wahsington DC USA Talk (English) 4:26 pm - 4:31 pm Tun Khin London UK Talk (English or Rohingya) 4:32 pm - 4:37 pm Tomas Ojea Quintanas Buenos Aries Argentina Talk (English) 4:38 pm - 4:43 pm Professor Gregory Stanton McLean USA Talk (English) 4:44 pm - 4:49 pm XXX Yangon Myanmar Dissident Poet (Burmese) 4:50 pm - 4:55 pm Tapan Kumar Bose New Delhi India Talk (English or Hindi) 4:56 pm - 5:01 pm Ali Johar New Delhi India Talk (English or Hindi) 5:02 pm - 5:07 pm Ms Shafika Cox's Bazar Bangladesh Talk (Rohingya) 5:08 pm - 5:13 pm Mehmet Öztürk Ankara Turkey Talk (Turkish) 5:14 pm - 5:23 pm Aykut Kuskaya Turkey Turkish Guitarist and Vocalist 5:24 pm - 5:29 pm Imran Garda Johannesburg South Africa Talk (English) 5:30 pm - 5:35 pm Shabnam Mayet Johannesburg South Africa Talk (English or Urdu) 5:36 pm - 5:41 pm Dr Gianni Tognoni Milan Italy Talk (Italian) 5:42 pm - 5:47 pm Nursyahbani Katjasungkana The Hague Netherlands Talk (Bahasa Indonesian) 5:48 pm - 5:53 pm Professor Daniel Feierstein Buenos Aries Argentina Talk (Spanish) 5:54 pm - 5:59 pm Natalie Brinham UK Talk (English) 6:00 pm - 6:05 pm Amal de Chickera UK Talk (English or Sinhalese) 6:06 pm - 6:11 pm Rahima Begum UK Talk (English) 6:12 pm - 6:17 pm Shafiur Rahman UK Talk (English) 6:18 pm - 6:23 pm Professor Michael Charney UK Talk (English) 6:24 pm - 6:29 pm Shahida Tulaganova UK Talk (English) 6:30 pm - 6:40 pm Alifchief Kampala Uganda Bruneian Musician 6:41 pm - 6:46 pm Raïss Tinmaung Ottawa Canada Talk (English or French) 6:47 pm - 6:52 pm Rt. Hon. David Kilgour Canada Talk (English) 6:53 pm - 6:58 pm Professor John Packer Canada Talk (English and French) 6:59 pm - 7:04 pm Khin Mai Aung New York City USA Talk (English) 7:05 pm - 7:10 pm Dr Katherine Southwick Virginia USA Talk (English) 7:11 pm - 7:16 pm Dr Sindhuja Sankaran Krakow Poland Tamil Language Song for Peace and Reconciliation 7:17 pm - 7:22 pm Professor Dina Siddiqi New York City USA Talk (Bengali) 7:23 pm - 7:28 pm Dr Malik Mujahid Chicago USA Talk (English) 7:29 pm - 7:34 pm Edith Mirante USA Talk (English) 7:35 pm - 7:40 pm Sharifah Shakirah USA Talk (English) 7:41 pm - 7:46 pm Nay San Lwin Frankfurt Germany Talk (Rohingya) 7:46 pm - 7:50 pm Maung Zarni Kent UK Talk (English) 7:50 pm - 8:0 pm George Mathew New York City USA Closing Musical Performance (Piano).

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