Expert Voices on Atrocity Prevention is a podcast by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. The podcast, hosted by Global Centre Deputy Executive Director Jaclyn Streitfeld-Hall, features one-on-one conversations with practitioners from the field of human rights, conflict prevention, atrocity prevention and other related agendas. These conversations aim to provide a glimpse of the personal and professional side of how practitioners approach human rights protection and atrocity prevention. The podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud
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In this episode, we sat down with Antonia Mulvey, Founder and Executive Director of Legal Action Worldwide (LAW), to discuss the pursuit of justice and accountability for survivors of mass atrocity crimes. Drawing on LAW’s longstanding work with Rohingya communities, Antonia reflects on the significance of survivors’ participation in the proceedings before the International Court of Justice in The Gambia v. Myanmar, and what the anticipated judgment on 19 November could mean for the Rohingya and broader efforts to advance accountability for mass atrocity crimes. The conversation closes with a powerful reflection on survivors’ resilience and courage, and the importance of ensuring their voices remain central to efforts to secure justice, recognition and meaningful accountability.