Outcome

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

The 3rd Geneva Summit brought 400 participants together around an amazing list of speakers. The event opened with a passionate session on the human rights situation in Sudan, which was followed by a session on freedom of expression that focused on the situation in Venezuela, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Prior to the afternoon recess Jacqueline Kasha, a lesbian activist from Uganda, gave powerful testimony regarding the problems facing the struggle for LGBTI rights in Africa. In the afternoon, a session spotlighted the worst human rights offenders, including Iran, Cuba, and North Korea. The day drew to an end with a session on China. All videos are available below.

Videos

Miguel Angel Rodriguez

PROTECTING PRESS FREEDOM AND INTERNET FREEDOM: the situation in Venezuela by Miguel Angel Rodriguez , Venezuelan Journalist

Dechen Pemba Dechen Pemba
Yang Jianli Yang Jianli
Mohamad Mostafaei Mohamad Mostafaei
Farid Tuhbatullin Farid Tuhbatullin
Gwang-il Yung Gwang-il Yung
Luis Enrique Ferrer Garcia Luis Enrique Ferrer Garcia
Revolution in the Middle East Revolution in the Middle East
Jacqueline Kasha Jacqueline Kasha
Protecting Press Freedom and Internet Freddom : the debate Protecting Press Freedom and Internet Freddom : the debate
Situation in China: Q&A Situation in China: Q&A
Bahtiyar Omer Bahtiyar Omer
Grace Kwinjeh Grace Kwinjeh
Ti-Anna Wang Ti-Anna Wang
John Dau John Dau
Opening Address from Hillel C. Neuer Opening Address from Hillel C. Neuer
Nguyen Thi Thanh Van Nguyen Thi Thanh Van
Geneva Summit 3: After The Referendum: The Human Rights Situation in Sudan Geneva Summit 3: After The Referendum: The Human Rights Situation in Sudan
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Outcomes from earlier years:
2010 , 2009