About this Event
Clive Baldwin, Senior Legal Advisor at Human Rights Watch (HRW), reflects on his current research into criminal accountability and impunity for atrocities committed under British imperial authority – from the destruction of Aboriginal Tasmanians in the nineteenth century to the torture of detainees in Iraq in the twenty-first.
About the speaker:
Previously Head of Advocacy at Minority Rights Group, Clive Baldwin specialises in international human rights, humanitarian and criminal law. His work includes a 2023 report on UK and US crimes against the Chagossian Islanders, as well as legal analyses on colonial accountability, apartheid as a crime against humanity, and the laws of war.
Event venue & nearby stays
Mansfield College, Mansfield Road, Oxford, United Kingdom