A Human Rights Agenda for 21st Century Africa: The Role that Lawyers and Advocates Have Played in Advancing Human Rights in Africa

Celebration of Black Alumni - Saturday, Sept. 17
A Human Rights Agenda for 21^st Century Africa:  The Role that Lawyers and Advocates Have Played in Advancing Human Rights in Africa

Moderator: Susan Page ’89, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, U.S. Department of State
Walter Carrington ’55, Former American Ambassador to Nigeria and Senegal
Bemma B. Donkoh ’78, Just Retired from United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), Former UNHCR Representative to the United Kingdom
George Edwards ’85, Professor, Indiana University Law School; Director, International Human Rights Program
Robert C. Tubman ’69, Former Director-General of the ECOWAS Fund, Former Liberian Finance Minister, and Former Liberian Deputy Justice Minister
Winston A. Tubman ’66, Standard Bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change of the Republic of Liberia, Former United Nations Secretary General Special Representative to Somalia, Former Minister of Justice (Attorney General) of Liberia, Former Liberia Ambassador to the United Nations