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Human Rights On Trial - A Conversation with Geoffrey Robertson KC
Julian Assange. Salman Rushdie. Mike Tyson. Lula da Silva. The Wall Street Journal. The New York Times.
What do all these have in common? They were defended by Geoffrey Robertson KC.
He helped prosecute warlords and dictators like General Pinochet, was the President of the War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone, and fought for human rights everywhere from Armenia to Yugoslavia, Colombia to Czechoslovakia, South Africa to South London.
He founded one of the world’s leading human rights law chambers working with the likes of Kier Starmer and Amal Clooney.
What do all these have in common? They were defended by Geoffrey Robertson KC.
He helped prosecute warlords and dictators like General Pinochet, was the President of the War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone, and fought for human rights everywhere from Armenia to Yugoslavia, Colombia to Czechoslovakia, South Africa to South London.
He founded one of the world’s leading human rights law chambers working with the likes of Kier Starmer and Amal Clooney.
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Julian Assange. Salman Rushdie. Mike Tyson. Lula da Silva. The Wall Street Journal. The New York Times.
What do all these have in common? They were defended by Geoffrey Robertson KC.
He helped prosecute warlords and dictators like General Pinochet, was the President of the War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone, and fought for human rights everywhere from Armenia to Yugoslavia, Colombia to Czechoslovakia, South Africa to South London.
He founded one of the world’s leading human rights law chambers working with the likes of Kier Starmer and Amal Clooney.
What do all these have in common? They were defended by Geoffrey Robertson KC.
He helped prosecute warlords and dictators like General Pinochet, was the President of the War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone, and fought for human rights everywhere from Armenia to Yugoslavia, Colombia to Czechoslovakia, South Africa to South London.
He founded one of the world’s leading human rights law chambers working with the likes of Kier Starmer and Amal Clooney.