21 November, 1700 GMT
Join us for an online discussion on the priorities for INTERPOL’s General Assembly on Nov 28 – Dec 1 and INTERPOL's future.
The event will be chaired by Roger Sahota, partner at Berkeley Square Solicitors & Editor of Red Notice Monitor. He one of London’s leading criminal lawyers, with an internationally recognised reputation for taking on challenging and difficult cases, and a track record of delivering successful outcomes.
PANELLISTS
Bill Browder was the largest foreign investor in Russia until 2005 when he was declared “a threat to national security” for exposing corruption in Russian state-owned companies. In 2009 Browder’s lawyer and anti-corruption whistle blower, Sergei Magnitsky, was killed in a Moscow pretrial detention centre. Ever since, Browder campaigned for targeted sanctions on human rights abusers and corrupt officials. The US passed Magnitsky Act in 2012, followed by the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act in 2016.
Ben Keith is an award-winning barrister specialising in International Criminal and Human Rights law, and is Editor of Red Notice Monitor. As an expert on Interpol and the red notice system and subsequent extradition and asylum proceedings, he advises clients based all around the world and represents governments, political and military leaders, High Net Worth individuals, human rights defenders and business leaders.
Dr. Ted R. Bromund is a Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, a consultant for Grossman Young & Hammond and the proprietor of Bromund Expert Witness Services, which provides expert witness reports on all aspects of Interpol to assist victims of Interpol abuse.
Meg Hobbins is a Partner at Grossman Young & Hammond with over 16 years of experience handling complex U.S. immigration and international human rights matters. She focuses her practice on challenging persecutory INTERPOL Red Notices and restoring U.S. travel privileges for individuals whose visas have been delayed, revoked, or denied.