These sessions are password protected. To gain access to these webinars, please contact Halya Senyk at Halyna.Senyk@CEELI.eu
SESSION ONE: DOCUMENTING TORTURE
In the inaugural session, CEELI speaks with Melissa Hooper from Human Rights First about United States instruments for individual sanctions, focusing on the global Magnitsky Act, Belarus Democracy Act, and Executive Order. The special focus is on collecting evidence and preparing the submissions. The webinar also includes the template for Submission.


SESSION TWO: UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION FOR TORTURE CASES
The second webinar in this three- part series discusses universal jurisdiction application with specific examples in Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. This session focuses on the challenges and tensions in applying universal jurisdiction and recommendations on choosing a jurisdiction and how to frame a complaint. In this meeting, CEELI speaks with Simon Papuashvili from the International Partnership for Human Rights.
SESSION THREE: COLLECTING, VERIFYING, AND ORGANIZING OPEN-SOURCE EVIDENCE ON ONGOING HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
The third and final webinar provides an in-detail overview of tools to work with open-source information as a proof of human rights violation. This webinar is prepared and delivered by Bellingcat.

All sessions are password protected. To gain access to these webinars, and training materials, please contact Halya Senyk at Halyna.Senyk@CEELI.eu
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