Keynote Speaker: Geoffrey Robertson QC, Human Rights Barrister, Founder of Doughty Street Chambers (Sydney, Australia) (V)

Panel 1: Universal Jurisdiction Over Serious International Law Crimes and Atrocities

• Rajika Shah, Deputy Director, Center for the Study of Law and Genocide, Loyola Law School (Los Angeles, CA, USA) (V)
• Maria Armoudian, Politics Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland (Auckland, New Zealand)
• Gurgen Petrossian, Head of International Criminal Law Research Group, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg (Heidelberg, Germany)  (V)

Panel 2: Corporate Responsibility for Human Rights and Humanitarian Abuses

• Genevieve Zingg, Board Member, Yazidi Legal Network – Iraq (Baghdad, IRAQ)
• Mary Hansel, Attorney and Legal Scholar (Los Angeles, CA,USA) (V)

Honorary Speaker: Arman Tatoyan, Human Rights Defender, Republic of Armenia 2016-2022 (Yerevan, Armenia)

Panel 3: The Fight for International Human Rights in Canada

• Kelsey Ghallagher, Researcher, Project Ploughshares (Waterloo, Canada)
• Christopher Waters, Professor, University of Windsor (Ontario, Canada)
• Phillipe Larolchelle, Partner, Larochelle Avocats (Montreal, Canada)

Panel 4: Prisoners of War: Conditions of Captivity & Avenues of Repatriation

• Julia Grignon, Professor, Laval University (Laval, Canada)
• Michael Strauss, Professor, Centre d’Etudes Diplomatique et Strategiques (Paris, France)
• Milena Ansari, International Advocacy Officer, Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association (Ramallah, Palestine)

Panel 5: Reparations and Restitution: The Role of the International Legal Community 

• Sheila Paylan, Independent Consultant, International Law & Human Rights (Yerevan, Armenia)
• Talin Hitik, Principal, Law Office of Talin A. Hitik (Chicago, IL, USA)
• Siranush Sahakyan, Path of Law, Faculty, American University of Armenia (Yerevan, Armenia)

Panel 6: Information Wars and Human Rights (V)

• Lilia Arakelyan, Professor, Florida International University (Miami, FL, USA) (V)
• Hannah Samir Kassab, Professor, East Carolina University (Greenville, SC, USA) (V)
• Florentina Andreescu, Professor, University of North Carolina Wilmington (Wilmington, NC, USA) (V)

Presentation: Alexander Lapshin, Russian-Israeli Blogger and Journalist (Jerusalem, Israel) (V)

Keynote Speaker: Vahe Grigoryan, Justice of the Constitutional Court of Armenia (Yerevan, Armenia)

Panel 1: Self-Determination and Resilience: Indigenous Struggle for Human Rights

• Sarah Babaian, Founder, Sarah Babaian Consulting (Hamburg, Germany)
• Eric David, Professor, Brussels Free University, President of the Centre for International Law (Brussels, Belgium)
• Karnig Kerkonian, Partner, Kerkonian Dajani LLP, Professor, Artsakh State University (Chicago, IL, USA)

Panel 2: Story-Telling and Human Rights

• Elke Heckner, Professor, University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA, USA)
• Arpi Melikyan, Ph.D. Candidate, University of California, Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA USA) (V)

Panel 3: Quasi-Legal Advocacy Strategies for Addressing Human Rights Abuses

• Thomas Becker, Senior Clinical Supervisor, University Network of Human Rights (Boston, MA, USA)
• Anoush Baghdassarian, Juris Doctorate Candidate (2022), Harvard Law School (New York, NY, USA)

Panel 4: Cultural Heritage at Stake: How to Preserve, Mitigate Damage, and Punish 

• Simon Maghakyan, Lecturer, University of Colorado (Denver, CO, USA)
• Alexander Herman, Director, Institute of Art and Law (London, UK) (V)
• Yelena Ambartsumian, Founder, ORIGEN (Milford, CT, USA)

Closing Keynote: Judith Chomsky, Counsel, The Center for Justice and Accountability (Philadelphia, PA, USA)