Parosha Chandran confirmed as speaker at International Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery Seminar

International Seminar: Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

21 November 2025, Pembroke College, Oxford, 1-5pm

Join us for this international seminar at Oxford University to mark the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the UN Protocol on Trafficking in Persons.

Welcome address and introductory remarks by:

Professor John Armour, Dean of Oxford University Law
Sir Ernest Ryder, Master of Pembroke College

Speakers include:

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Professor Parosha Chandran
Professor Sandy Fredman
Dr Allida Black
Rt. Hon. Baroness Theresa May
Martina Vandenberg
Dr Rosana Garciandia
Marija Jovanović
Benji Gourgey
Avril Sharp
Jane Lasonder
Professor Dame Sara Thornton
Closing remarks by Professor Murray Hunt

The event is open to everyone and will also be livestreamed. Find out more and register here.

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