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A webinar presented by the IBA Human Rights Law Committee
There are misconceptions among lawyers involved in international human rights matters that all media attention is either always good or always bad. The nuances of working with the media are often lost. Lawyers who represent individuals may miss the point that media attention may put their client, their client's family or others at risk. Corporate lawyers may miss opportunities to help their clients by avoiding all media contact.
This session will explore how lawyers who are involved in international human rights matters for all types of clients can interact with the media to further their cause, or avoid damaging it. The panel will discuss where the media can be helpful or hurtful in such matters.
Fees
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IBA member |
Free |
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Non members |
Free |
Certificate of Attendance
Certificates of attendance for this webinar are only available to IBA members. IBA members who have attended the live broadcast for more than 30 minutes based on verified sign-in and sign-out times will be sent a certificate to the email address provided at the time of registration. Certificates can only be issued to the name provided at the time of registration. If you have any queries relating to your Certificate of Attendance, please email webinars@int-bar.org
Moderator
Thomas Wilson
Moderator
Vinson & Elkins LLP, Houston, Texas, USA; Website Officer, Human Rights Law Committee
Confirmed speakers
Caoilfhionn Gallagher
Speaker
Doughty Street Chambers, London, England
Dana Green
Speaker
The New York Times Company, New York, New York, USA; Senior Vice Chair, Media Law Committee
Angelita Baeyens
Speaker
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, Washington, District of Columbia, USA