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List of Participants
2017 PILnet’s Global Forum in Budapest
16-20 October
# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
1 Leila Alikarami Centre for Supporters of Human Rights United Kingdom [email protected]
2 Steven Allen Mental Disability Advocacy Centre Hungary [email protected]
3 Arca Alpan Istanbul Bilgi University Turkey [email protected]
4 Fadi Alshalabi Niuversity (I Bridge Global GmbH) Germany [email protected]
5 Yati Andriyani KontraS Indonesia [email protected]
6 Wendy Atrokhov Latham & Watkins United States [email protected]
7 Yann Auregan Latham & Watkins France [email protected]
8 Jessica Austen BPP University United Kingdom [email protected]
9 Robyn Ayres Arts Law Centre of Australia Australia [email protected]
10 Igor Babic Osijek Pro Bono Croatia [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
11 Annette Bain DLA Piper China [email protected]
12 Busra Bakar Legal Advice Centre (University House) United Kingdom [email protected]
13 Tamas Barabás PILnet Hungary [email protected]
14 Claudia Barbarano DLA Piper Italy [email protected]
15 Naomi Barnard ROLE UK (Rule of Law Expertise UK) United Kingdom [email protected]
16 Andrew Barton Herbert Smith Freehills United Kingdom [email protected]
17 Yasmin Batliwala Advocates for International Development (A4ID) United Kingdom [email protected]
18 Lauren Beard UNICEF United Kingdom [email protected]
19 Ramsey Beck DLA Piper Kenya [email protected]
20 Jean-Luc Bedos Dentons France [email protected]
21 Mátyás Benedek Terres des Hommes Hungary [email protected]
22 Svetlana Bezinyan Open Society Justice Initiative United States [email protected]
23 Ulrike Bischof Reed Smith Germany [email protected]
24 Julie Bishop Law Centres Network United Kingdom [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
25 Andrea Boccuni The Good Lobby Belgium [email protected]
26 Dan Bodle Dentons United Kingdom [email protected]
27 Fatima Bokhari Open Society Foundations United States [email protected]
28 Sophie Brambley Linklaters United Kingdom [email protected]
29 Peter Braun Dentons Germany [email protected]
30 Julie Brousseau Latham & Watkins France [email protected]
31 Ian Browne Liberty United Kingdom [email protected]
32 Miriam Buhl Weil, Gotshal & Manges United States [email protected]
33 Hien Bui Open Society Institute Hungary [email protected]
34 Petra Burai European Center for Not-for-Profit Law Hungary [email protected]
35 Ann Campbell Mental Disability Advocacy Centre Hungary [email protected]
36 Giovanni Carotenuto Carotenuto Studio Legale / Pro Bono Italia Italy [email protected]
37 Emilio Carrandi DLA Piper Spain [email protected]
38 Federica Carrus PILnet Italy [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
39 Isabel Carty Baker McKenzie United Kingdom [email protected]
40 Kate Cavelle Allen & Overy United Kingdom [email protected]
41 Julie Cheng PILnet Australia [email protected]
42 Boin Cheong Latham & Watkins United Kingdom [email protected]
43 Alexandra Cherkasenko Open Society Foundations Hungary [email protected]
44 Tatyana Chernobil Amnesty International Kazakhstan [email protected]
45 Priscilla Chia Peter Low & Choo Singapore [email protected]
46 Chorok Choe DUROO Republic of Korea [email protected]
47 Yu-Shiou Chou Taiwan Association for Human Rights Taiwan [email protected]
48 Emily Christie DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
49 Leontine Chuang PILnet Hong Kong [email protected]
50 Saralyn Cohen Shearman & Sterling United States [email protected]
51 Eamonn Conlon A&L Goodbody Ireland [email protected]
52 Edward Coppinger Legal Advice Centre (University House) United Kingdom [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
53 John Corker Australian Pro Bono Centre Australia [email protected]
54 Teresa Côrte-Real Vieira de Almeida Portugal [email protected]
55 Annamária Csenterics Dentons Hungary [email protected]
56 Filip Czernicki Polish Legal Clinics Foundation Poland [email protected]
57 Mária Dárdai CMS Cameron McKenna Hungary [email protected]
58 Emmanuel de Lutzel BNP Paribas France [email protected]
59 Ruth De Miguel Madrid Bar Association Spain [email protected]
60 Flavia Regina de Souza Oliveira Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr e Quiroga Advogados Brazil [email protected]
61 Alexia Delahousse Dechert France [email protected]
62 Giacomo Delivanelli The Good Lobby Belgium [email protected]
63 Eric Deltour Dechert Belgium [email protected]
64 Tamás Demeter ELTE Radnóti Gimnázium Hungary
65 Balázs Dénes Civil Liberties Union for Europe Germany [email protected]
66 Brenna DeVaney Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom United States [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
67 Lisa Dewey DLA Piper United States [email protected]
68 Mátyás Dobolyi ELTE University, Faculty of Law Hungary [email protected]
69 Ignacio Dominguez Latham & Watkins Spain [email protected]
70 Márton Domokos CMS Cameron McKenna Hungary [email protected]
71 Claire Donse DLA Piper France [email protected]
72 Bianca dos Santos Waks Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr e Quiroga Advogados Brazil [email protected]
73 Alessandro Dubini Dentons Italy [email protected]
74 Helen Duffy Leiden University Netherlands [email protected]; [email protected]
75 Tom Dunn Clifford Chance United Kingdom [email protected]
76 Anna Duron Ashurst United Kingdom [email protected]
77 Tracy Edmonson Latham & Watkins United Kingdom [email protected]
78 Erica Emdon ProBono.Org South Africa [email protected]
79 Zhe Fang Shanghai Fu En Social Organization Legal Services Center China [email protected]
80 Kate Fazio Justice Connect Australia [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
81 Jose Maria Figuerero Gregorini Pro Bono Argentina - Buenos Aires Bar Association Netherlands [email protected]
82 Fotis Filippou Amnesty International United Kingdom [email protected]
83 Lara Finkbeiner International Refugee Assistance Project United States [email protected]
84 Thomas Flatten White & Case Germany [email protected]
85 Jayne Fleming Reed Smith United States [email protected]
86 Catherine Flew ROLE UK (Rule of Law Expertise UK) United Kingdom [email protected]
87 Maria Folque Vieira de Almeida Portugal [email protected]
88 Claire Fourel Ashurst United Kingdom [email protected]
89 Rachel Friedman HIAS Israel [email protected]
90 Wendy Fu International Refugee Assistance Project United States [email protected]
91 Tibor Füzy University of Pécs, Faculty of Law Hungary [email protected]
92 Nina Garnham Shearman & Sterling United Kingdom [email protected]
93 Judit Geller European Roma Rights Centre Hungary [email protected]
94 Evgenia Generalova Terre des Hommes Hungary [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
95 Jeremie Gilbert University of Roehampton United Kingdom [email protected]
96 Nicholas Glicher TrustLaw United Kingdom [email protected]
97 James Goldston Open Society Foundations United States [email protected]
98 Dóra Gönczi CMS Cameron McKenna Hungary [email protected]
99 Orsolya Gondos DLA Piper Hungary [email protected]
100 Rebecca Greenhalgh Ashurst United Kingdom [email protected]
101 Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram Clifford Chance Poland [email protected]
102 Anne Grewlich Ashurst United Kingdom [email protected]
103 Charles-Antoine Guelluy Latham & Watkins France [email protected]
104 Balázs Gyalog Bánáti Law Office / Hungarian Bar Association Hungary [email protected]
105 Szilvia Gyurkó Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation Hungary [email protected]
106 Michelle Ha PILnet United States [email protected]
107 Bereket Alemayehu Hagos Central European University Hungary [email protected]
108 Ous Haidar DLA Piper Netherlands [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
109 Bálint Halász Knight Bird & Bird Hungary [email protected]
110 Marlene Halpern Center for Reproductive Rights United States [email protected]
111 Farnoosh Hashemian Open Society Foundations United States [email protected]
112 Susan Hazledine International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP) United Kingdom [email protected]
113 Dilara Heravi Dentons Turkey [email protected]
114 Anja Herde UPJ e.V. Germany [email protected]
115 Kinga Hetényi Schoenherr Hungary [email protected]
116 Keith Hiatt Benetech United States [email protected]
117 Ana Higuera Garrido Fernando Pombo Foundation Spain [email protected]
118 David Hillard Clayton Utz Australia [email protected]
119 Vinzenz Himmighofen SINGA Deutschland Germany [email protected]
120 Leah Hoctor Center for Reproductive Rights Switzerland [email protected]
121 Susan Hoffman Crowell & Moring United States [email protected]
122 Adéla Horáková Dentons Czech Republic [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
123 István Horváth Hungarian Bar Association Hungary [email protected]
124 Mónika Horváth DLA Piper Hungary [email protected]
125 Shahla Humbatova Bar Association of the Republic of Azerbaijan Azerbaijan [email protected]
126 Pillkyu Hwang GongGam Human Rights Law Foundation Republic of Korea [email protected]
127 Shireen Irani iProbono United Kingdom [email protected]
128 Kara Irwin Molnar International Hungary [email protected]
129 Jurica Jelinic Jelinic Law Office Croatia [email protected]
130 Zvonimir Jelinic University of Osijek /Osijek Pro Bono Legal Clinic Croatia [email protected]
131 Hayley Jones Allen & Overy United Kingdom [email protected]
132 Daniel Kadar Reed Smith France [email protected]
133 Sara Kaeni Open Society Justice Initiative United Kingdom [email protected]
134 Özgür Kahale DLA Piper France [email protected]
135 Umed Kalandarov ICNL Tajikistan [email protected]
136 Lubumba Kamukwamba PILnet United States [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
137 Irakli Kandashvili Georgian Bar Association Georgia [email protected]
138 Putri Kanesia KontraS Indonesia [email protected]
139 Aditi Kapoor Allen & Overy United Kingdom [email protected]
140 Stefánia Kapronczay Hungarian Civil Liberties Union Hungary [email protected]
141 Victoria Karemera Legal Advice Centre (University House) United Kingdom [email protected]
142 Shailesh Kataria ROLE UK (Rule of Law Expertise UK) United Kingdom [email protected]
143 Rene Kathawala Orrick United States [email protected]
144 Alexandra Kedan-Kovács University of Szeged, Faculty of Law Hungary [email protected]
145 Karolina Kędziora Polish Society of Antidiscrimination Law Poland [email protected]
146 Bálint Kelényi ELTE Radnóti Gimnázium Hungary
147 Lamin Khadar DLA Piper Netherlands [email protected]
148 Changho Kim University of Tokyo Japan [email protected]
149 Peter King Weil, Gotshal & Manges United Kingdom [email protected]
150 Pierre Kirch Paul Hastings France [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
151 Felicity Kirk Ropes & Gray United Kingdom [email protected]
152 Goce Kocevski Macedonian Young Lawyers Association Macedonia [email protected]
153 Ondřejka Kocichová pro bono aliance Czech Republic [email protected]
154 Eric Koenig PILnet United States [email protected]
155 Glenn Kolleeny Dentons Russia [email protected]
156 Joanna Kornaszewska Dentons Poland [email protected]
157 Archana Kotecha Liberty Asia Hong Kong [email protected]
158 Jayna Kothari Centre for Law & Policy Research India [email protected]
159 Elizabeta Kovać University of Osijek, Faculty of Law Croatia [email protected]
160 Koppány Kovács Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation Hungary [email protected]
161 Zoltán Kozma Microsoft Hungary Hungary [email protected]
162 Lorna Kralik PILnet Hungary [email protected]
163 Thomas Kramer PILnet Belgium [email protected]
164 Jennifer Kroman Cleary Gottlieb United States [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
165 Jeongmo Ku Jipyong Republic of Korea [email protected]
166 Staś Kuźmierkiewicz DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
167 Leire Larracoechea San
Sebastian Cyrus R. Vance Center for International Justice United States [email protected]
168 Eyad Latif Latham & Watkins United Arab Emirates [email protected]
169 Laurens Lavrysen Ghent University Belgium [email protected]
170 Ben Lawless Central European University Hungary
171 Aurelie Leconte BNP Paribas Spain [email protected]
172 Takgon Lee Dongcheon foundation Republic of Korea [email protected]
173 Nikoloz Legashvili Article 42of the Constitution Georgia [email protected]
174 Rachel Levitan HIAS United States [email protected]
175 Li Li PILnet China [email protected]
176 Tanguy Yuteck Lim Law Society Pro Bono Services Singapore [email protected]
177 Mina Liu Stanford Law School United States [email protected]
178 Ana Lomtadze Open Society Institute Hungary [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
179 Emma Lough Thomson Reuters Foundation United Kingdom [email protected]
180 Olivia Loxley Linklaters United Kingdom [email protected]
181 András Lukács Human Platform Hungary
182 Eithne Lynch PILA Ireland [email protected]
183 Stefano Macchi di Cellere Macchi di Cellere Gangemi Studio Legale / Pro Bono Italia Italy [email protected]
184 Jacquelyn MacLennan White & Case Belgium [email protected]
185 Lara Maddah PILnet United States [email protected]
186 Yuri Makhonin Dechert Russia [email protected]
187 Dorottya Marjai Lengyel Allen & Overy Ügyvédi Iroda Hungary [email protected]
188 Alison Marshall Jones Day United States [email protected]
189 Vivek Maru Namati United States [email protected]
190 Kelly Matheson WITNESS Netherlands [email protected]
191 Lucija Matić University of Osijek, Faculty of Law Croatia [email protected]
192 Laurel Mayer The Nature Conservancy United States [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
193 Hannah McConnachie Advocates for International Development (A4ID) United Kingdom [email protected]
194 Marieanne McKeown PILnet Belgium [email protected]
195 Barbara Méhes Mental Disability Advocacy Centre Hungary [email protected]
196 Garth Meintjes PILnet United States [email protected]
197 Wolfgang Melzer Allen & Overy Germany [email protected]
198 Andrea Menapace Italian Coalition for Civil Liberties and Rights (CILD) Italy [email protected]
199 Lela Metreveli Human Rights Embassy Moldova [email protected]
200 Lauren Meyer Thomson Reuters Foundation United Kingdom [email protected]
201 Michelle Milnes DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
202 Alisha Miranda I.G. Advisors United Kingdom [email protected]
203 Krisztina Molnár PILnet Hungary [email protected]
204 Péter Molnár Radio Tilos Hungary [email protected]
205 Ivette Montero Centro Mexicano Pro Bono Mexico [email protected]
206 Veronika Móra Ökotárs-Hungarian Environmental Partnership Foundation Hungary [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
207 Borna Morović University of Osijek, Faculty of Law Croatia [email protected]
208 Gaurav Mukherjee Central European University Hungary [email protected]
209 Barbara Namysłowska-
Gabrysiak Warsaw University Legal Clinic Poland [email protected]
210 Becca Naylor Reed Smith United Kingdom [email protected]
211 Shuaishuai Niu Zhicheng Public Interest Lawyers China [email protected]
212 Christopher Noblet
Partos & Noblet in co-operation with Hogan Lovells International Hungary [email protected]
213 Louis O'Neill White & Case United States [email protected]
214 Maryna Opirska DLA Piper Ukraine [email protected]
215 Sophie Orr White & Case United Kingdom [email protected]
216 Bernadette O'Sullivan Dentons United Kingdom [email protected]
217 Irmina Pacho Open Society Foundations Hungary [email protected]>
218 Barbora Palesova Pontis Foundation Slovakia [email protected]
219 Alexander Papachristou Cyrus R. Vance Center for International Justice U.S. [email protected]
220 Gyöngyvér Papp PILnet Hungary [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
221 Elliott Park Baker McKenzie United Kingdom [email protected]
222 Aeran Park NOW Republic of Korea [email protected]
223 Siodhbhra Parkin PILnet United States [email protected]
224 Giovanni Parrillo Amazon Luxembourg [email protected]
225 Nicolas Patrick DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
226 Rebecca Perlman Herbert Smith Freehills United Kingdom [email protected]
227 Borislav Petranov Open Society Foundations U.K. [email protected]
228 Richard Pitkethly LawWorks United Kingdom [email protected]
229 Atanas Politov Dentons Hungary [email protected]
230 Carmen Pombo Fernando Pombo Foundation Spain [email protected]
231 Olga Ponomarenko Latham & Watkins Russia [email protected]
232 Elena Popovic Media Development Investment Fund United States [email protected]
233 Anikó Porkoláb NIOK Foundation Hungary [email protected]
234 Rachel Power PILA Ireland [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
235 Olga Prudnikova
The Academy of Public Administration under the aegis of the President of the Republic of Belarus Belarus [email protected]
236 Racine Ramhurry PILnet United States [email protected]
237 Emma Rehal-Wilde Debevoise & Plimpton United Kingdom [email protected]
238 Patrick Rickerfor White & Case United States [email protected]
239 Susan Robinson Legal Advice Centre (University House) United Kingdom [email protected]
240 Helen Rogers Allen & Overy United Kingdom [email protected]
241 Réka Rebeka Rósa ELTE, Faculty of Law Hungary [email protected]
242 Sophie Ruedisulj DLA Piper the Netherlands [email protected]
243 Jessica Ryckman Lawyers Without Borders United States [email protected]
244 Balázs Sahin-Tóth Lengyel Allen & Overy Ügyvédi Iroda Hungary [email protected]
245 Karen Sample The Boston Consulting Group Netherlands [email protected]
246 Nóra Sánta Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation Hungary [email protected]
247 Hajnalka Schmidt Greenpeace Hungary [email protected]
248 Matthew Schneider Latham & Watkins United Kingdom [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
249 Bernadett Sebály Civil College Foundation Hungary [email protected]
250 Viktoria Sebhelyi Terre des Hommes Hungary [email protected]
251 Carolin Seifriedsberger DLA Piper Austria [email protected]
252 Dmitry Shabelnikov PILnet Russia [email protected]
253 Amanda Shakibapoor PTE Campus Legal Aid Clinic Hungary [email protected]
254 Seiran Sinjari White & Case Sweden [email protected]
255 Mykola Sioma Ukrainian Legal Aid Foundation Ukraine [email protected]
256 Michael Skrein Reed Smith United Kingdom [email protected]
257 Sinead Smith A&L Goodbody Ireland [email protected]
258 Ágnes Sólyom CMS Cameron McKenna Hungary [email protected]
259 Marika Somero Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom United Kingdom [email protected]
260 Victoria Speed BPP University United Kingdom [email protected]
261 Daniel Splittgerber Latham & Watkins Germany [email protected]
262 Kerry Stares Thomson Reuters Foundation United Kingdom [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
263 Simon Steeden Bates Wells Braithwaite United Kingdom [email protected]
264 Charlotte Stevens Fair Trials United Kingdom [email protected]
265 David Stuckey CEE Legal Matters Hungary [email protected]
266 Ellen Sturm UPJ e.V. Germany [email protected]
267 Jonathan Su Latham & Watkins United States [email protected]
268 Márton Sulyok GE Hungary [email protected]
269 Cherry Swift DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
270 Daniel Szabó Hewlett Packard Enterprise Hungary [email protected]
271 Réka Szalóky Dentons Hungary [email protected]
272 Péter György Szegi Hungarian Civil Liberties Union Hungary [email protected]
273 Tamás Szkiba Weil, Gotshal & Manges Hungary [email protected]
274 Lara Talsma Pro Bono Connect Netherlands [email protected]
275 Joe Tan Advocates for International Development (A4ID) United Kingdom [email protected]
276 Sharon Tan Asia Law Network Singapore [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
277 Cherilyn Tan Asia Law Network Singapore [email protected]
278 Tammy Taylor Pro Bono Institute United States [email protected]
279 Tanin Tehrani PILnet United States [email protected]
280 Noanne Tenneson Lier Alliance of Lawyers for Human Rights France [email protected]
281 Eugene Thuraisingam Eugene Thuraisingam Singapore [email protected]
282 Maxim Tomoszek Palacký University in Olomouc, Faculty of Law Czech Republic [email protected]
283 Raphaela Toncic-Sorinj Ashoka Austria [email protected]
284 Balázs Tóth Hungarian Helsinki Committee Hungary [email protected]
285 Gergő József Tóth University of Miskolc, Faculty of Law Hungary
286 Laura Tuell Jones Day United States [email protected]
287 Alexander Turcan Turcan Cazac Law Firm Moldova [email protected]
288 Suzanne Turner Dechert United States [email protected]
289 Hannah Tye Freshfields United Kingdom [email protected]
290 András Ujlaky Chance for Children Foundation (CFCF) Hungary [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
291 Kaoru Umino Jones Day Japan [email protected]
292 Tomas Unger White & Case United States [email protected]
293 Erik Uszkiewicz Schoenherr Hungary [email protected]
294 Vivien Vadasi Menedék - Association for Migrants Hungary [email protected]
295 Alix Vadot PILnet Hungary [email protected]
296 Jacob van Garderen Lawyers for Human Rights South Africa [email protected]
297 Bastiian van Rath Dentons the Netherlands [email protected]
298 Robert Vanni PILnet United States [email protected]
299 Tara Vassefi WITNESS/PILnet United States [email protected]
300 Eef Verkade Greenpeace International Netherlands [email protected]
301 Dávid Vig Hungarian Helsinki Committee Hungary [email protected]
302 Edina Vinnai University of Miskolc, Faculty of Law Hungary [email protected]
303 Vitalii Vlasiuk UNBA (Ukrainian National Bar Association) Ukraine [email protected]
304 Marina Volkova DLA Piper Russia [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
305 Nicolas Walker Reed Smith France [email protected]
306 Jessica Wang PILnet United States [email protected]
307 Weiwei Wang The Danish Institute for Human Rights China [email protected]
308 Ting Wang Tianjin Yiqing Legal Aid Station for Migrant Workers China [email protected]
309 Agnieszka Wardak Dentons Poland [email protected]
310 Elizabeth Warwick DLA Piper United Kingdom [email protected]
311 Ben Weinberg Dentons United States [email protected]
312 Johannes Wendt Transparency International Germany [email protected]
313 Helena Whalen-Bridge National University Singapore, Law Faculty Singapore [email protected]
314 Joanna Whiteman Equal Rights Trust U.K. [email protected]
315 Lucy Wildig BPP University United Kingdom [email protected]
316 Katherine Wilhelm Ford Foundation China [email protected]
317 Rebecca Wilkinson The Law Society United Kingdom [email protected]
318 Anna Włodarczyk Legal Clinic Foundation Poland [email protected]
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# First Name Last Name Company/Organization Country Email
319 Evan Wolfson Dentons United States [email protected]
320 Jun Wu Suzhou University Law School/ Jiangsu Xin Tian Lun Law Firm China [email protected]
321 Alexander Wüpper Allen & Overy Germany [email protected]
322 Xi Xu Zhonglun W&D Law Firm China [email protected]
323 Anna Yang Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (retired) U.K. [email protected]
324 Alexandra Yanushkevich
The Republic Human Rights Public Association "Belarusian Helsinki Committee" Belarus [email protected]
325 Paul Yates Freshfields United Kingdom [email protected]
326 Kateryna Yeroshenko Ukrainian Legal Aid Foundation Ukraine [email protected]
327 Martín Zapiola Guerrico Comisión Pro Bono - Buenos Aires Bar Association Argentina [email protected]
328 Kinga Zempléni Kinga Zempleni Law Firm Hungary [email protected]
329 Zhixian Zhou
Guangzhou Tianhe District Xiechuang Volunteer Service Center China [email protected]
330 Ksenia Zhukouskaya Legal Clinic of Belarussian State University Belarus [email protected]
331 Maysa Zorob PILnet United States [email protected]
