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Edward J. Flynn?is the Senior Human Rights Officer with the 缅北禁地Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED). Prior to joining CTED, Mr. Flynn was adviser on human rights and counter-terrorism at the Office of the 缅北禁地High Commissioner for Human Rights. He previously served with OHCHR from 1996-2003 as coordinator for human rights programs in Europe, Central Asia and North America, concentrating on field operations in the Balkans. He was a 缅北禁地human rights field officer in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and before that in Haiti. Prior to joining the UN, he worked as a lawyer with non-profit agencies representing refugees in the United States.

A general physician and EMDR therapist by training, Dr Haider holds an MSc. Degree in Peace and Conflict. After losing her husband and son in a terrorist incident, she co-founded The Grief Directory in 2015. Her work focuses on countering terrorism and violent extremism by providing support to sufferers of terrorism and promoting tolerance and harmony by engaging the wider society especially young Pakistanis. Dr Haider was a member of the expert group for the drafting of the Model Legislative Provisions. Her areas of special interest are women and youth empowerment in conflict settings. Her PhD research aims to document the experiences of women victims of terrorism in Pakistan.

Mr. Hassan Ndugwa is the Executive Director of the Uganda Muslim Youth Development Forum an organization he co-founded after surviving the July 2010 Al-Shabaab bombings in Kampala. His work focuses on strengthening youth, women and religious leaders’ capacities in conflict resolution, peacebuilding and the prevention of violent extremism. He is a USIP Generation Change Global Fellow, a 2015 Mandela Washington Fellow in the University of Delaware and he is an Extremely Together Leader under the Kofi Annan Foundation. He has conducted research on topics related to youth and women participation in governance, peacebuilding and violent extremism.

Esther Dingemans is Executive Director at the Global Survivors Fund, an organisation founded by Nobel Peace Laureates Dr. Denis Mukwege and Ms. Nadia Murad which works to enhance access to reparations for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence around the globe. Esther is also the Founding Director and Special Advisor of the Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation where she developed the organisation’s work on holistic care for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence. Prior to this, Esther led humanitarian programmes in the field of conflict-related sexual violence for NGOs and 缅北禁地agencies in countries around the world. Her areas of expertise include community-driven projects and survivor-centred reparations.

Frédérique Calandra was appointed Inter-ministerial Delegate for Victim Support by the French President Emmanuel Macron from 9 August 2020. Attached to the Ministry of Justice, the Interministerial Delegate for Victim Support is responsible for coordinating the actions of the various ministries in terms of monitoring, supporting and compensating victims of terrorism, mass accidents, natural disasters, criminal offences. She is also responsible for their relations with victims' associations and victim support organisations. She ensures the effectiveness and improvement of victim support mechanisms.

Director of the Compaz Foundation, Member of the United Nations High Level Panel on Displacement, MIRPS Expert Group and the Panel of Experts of the International Commission on Missing Persons ICMP. She is a lawyer and journalism specialist, with postgraduate degrees in public opinion and political marketing. She was Presidential Advisor for Human Rights and Director of the Victims Unit. She actively participated in the construction of the point on victims' rights in the Final Peace Agreement signed between the Government of Colombia and the FARC-EP, where she promoted a leading role for victims and the inclusion of their voices in the dialogue process.