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DESCRIPTION:A conference sponsored by 涩里番鈥檚 Southeast Asia Lecture Serie
 s\, the Institute for the Study of International Development\, and the Max
  Bell School of Public Policy.\n\nThe aim of this conference is to discuss
  the current human rights situation in Myanmar in comparative perspective 
 with other countries in Southeast Asia. With a svere deterioration in the 
 state of human rights in several Southeast Asian countries\, it is importa
 nt to understand the larger problems in the region\, as well as how Canada
  should respond. Under Prime Minister Trudeau\, Canada has staked out a vi
 sion of foreign policy that has given increasing prominence to human right
 s. How should Canada engage with the current illiberal trends in the regio
 n? What is Canada鈥檚 vision for political development in Southeast Asia? Th
 e conference will include academics\, NGO representatives\, and government
  officials. It should be of interest to those who study\, and seek to enga
 ge in practical terms\, with the state of global human rights.\n\nFor inqu
 iries or registration please contact Bilal:聽bilal.shakir [at] mail.mcgill.
 ca\n\n聽\n\n\nBreakfast\n\n8:45am-9:15am\n\nOpening Remarks\n\n9:15am - 9:3
 0am\n\n\n	Erik Martinez Kuhonta\, Associate Director of the Institute for t
 he Study of International Development and Associate Professor of Political
  Science\, 涩里番\n	Franque Grimard\, Associate Professor of Eco
 nomics\, 涩里番\n	Chris Ragan\, Director of the Max Bell School 
 of Public Policy\, 涩里番\n\n\nPanel 1: The Human Rights Predic
 ament in Myanmar and Southeast Asia\n\n9:30am-11:30am\n\nPanelists:\n\n\n	K
 ai Ostwald\, Department of Political Science\, University of British Colum
 bia\n	Fareed Khan\, Rohingya Human Rights Network\n	Supanai Sookmark\, Depar
 tment of Political Science\, Carleton University\n	Rodziana bt Mohamed Raza
 li\, Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism\, 涩里番\n\n\n
 Lunch\n\n11:30am - 1:00pm聽\n\nPanel 2: How Should Canada Engage?聽聽\n\n1:00
 pm-3:00pm\n\nPanelists:\n\n\n	Jennifer Welsh\, Department of Political Scie
 nce and Max Bell School of Public Policy\, 涩里番\n	Chris Tuckwo
 od\, The Sentinel\n	Nadira Khudayberdieva\, Global Center for the Responsib
 ility to Protect\n	Sarah Moser\, Department of Geography\, 涩里番 Universit
 y\n\n\n聽\n\n聽\n
DTSTART:20190222T134500Z
DTEND:20190222T200000Z
LOCATION:Wendy Patrick Room\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A7\, 
 3506 rue University
SUMMARY:Human Rights in Myanmar in Comparative Perspective:  How Should Can
 ada Engage?
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