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PROGRAM OF EVENTSJanuary 6-11, 2019 | Bangkok, Thailand

THAILAND INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE IN COLLABORATION WITHTHE INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LAW AND POLICY AT HARVARD LAW SCHOOL

TIJ - IGLP Emerging Leaders Schedules January 6-11, 2019 | Bangkok, Thailand

Day 3Tue. 8 Jan 2019

Day 5Thu. 10 Jan 2019

Day 6Fri. 11 Jan 2019

Day 2Mon. 7 Jan 2019

Breakfast (Starts 6.30am)Mango

9.00am - 5.00 pm

The TIJ International Forum on The Rule of Law

and Sustainable Development

“Innovation and Technology for Justice"

Arnoma Ballroom

For information please visitwww.tijpublicforum.org

11.30am - 1.00 pmProblem Labs

Day 1Sun. 6 Jan 2019

Group Photo - All

8:30 - 9:00amOpening Plenary - all attendees - Arnoma 1-2

10:45 - 11:15am Break at Ballroom Foyer

3:00 - 3:30pmBreak at Ballroom Foyer

5:30 - 6:30pmFree Time

6:30 - 8:30pmOpening Dinner

Arnoma 1 - 2

1:00 - 2:00pmLunchMango

9:15 - 10.00amTIJ Opening Plenary / Intro to RoL

Kittipong Kittayarak / Nicholas Booth - Arnoma 3

2:00 - 3:00pm TIJ Special LectureThe Rule of Law and Sustainable Development Goals:

Implications for Human Rights in Southeast Asia Vitit Muntarbhorn - Arnoma 3

10:00 - 10:45amAsking Better Policy Questions

Arnoma 3

11:15am - 12.15pmPolicy Teams Introduction

Arnoma 3

12:15 - 1:00pm Policy Teams 1st Meeting

Arnoma 1-2 / Arnoma 3 / Sarocha / Subongkoj / Pathummas


Group Photo - TIJ

3:30 - 5:30pmStream Sessions Block A

1. Science and Technology Studies - Arnoma 12. Law and Development - Arnoma 23. Trade Policy - Arnoma 34. Poverty and Social Inclusion - Sarocha5. Comparative Legal Policy in Asia - Subongkoj & Pathummas

8.30 - 9.30amNavigating a Changing Global Landscape

Surakiart SathirathaiArnoma 1 - 2


6:30 - 8:30pmFree Time & Dinner

10.00am - 12.00pmStream Sessions Block B

1:00 - 3:00pmPolicy Team Meetings


9.30 - 10.00amBreak at Ballroom Foyer

3.00 - 3.30pmBreak at Ballroom Foyer

Group 1 - Arnoma 1Group 2 - Arnoma 2Group 3 - Arnoma 3Group 4 - SarochaGroup 5 - Subongkoj & Pathummas

5:30 - 6:30pmFree Time

6. Human Rights and Social Justice - Arnoma 17. Global Regulation, Finance and Tax - Arnoma 28. Universal Principles and Local Customs - Arnoma 39. Driving Safely on China's One-Belt - Sarocha10. Criminal Justice - Subongkoj & Pathummas

3:30 - 5:30pmStream Sessions Block C

11. Corporations in Global Society - Arnoma 112. The Political Economy of Private Law - Arnoma 213. Law and Inequality: Debt & Labor - Arnoma 314. Property, Informality and Blockchain - Sarocha15. Mapping the Geographies of Power - - Subongkoj & Pathummas

Day 4Wed. 9 Jan 2019

8.30 - 9.30amThe United Nations in the Field

Radhika CoomaraswamyArnoma 1 - 2


6:30 - 8:30pmDinner

3:30 - 8:30pmTIJ Field Trip

& Dinnerdtac Accelerate

Sompoat Chansomboon


9.30 - 10.00amBreak at Ballroom Foyer

3:00 - 3:30pmCoffee Break to-go with water and juice

10.00am - 12.00pmStream Sessions Block B

6. Human Rights and Social Justice - Arnoma 17. Global Regulation, Finance and Tax - Arnoma 28. Universal Principles and Local Customs - Arnoma 39. Driving Safely on China's One-Belt - Sarocha10. Criminal Justice - Subongkoj & Pathummas

1:00 - 3:00pmStream Sessions Block C

11. Corporations in Global Society - Arnoma 112. The Political Economy of Private Law - Arnoma 213. Law and Inequality: Debt & Labor - Arnoma 314. Property, Informality and Blockchain - Sarocha15. Mapping the Geographies of Power - - Subongkoj & Pathummas

9.00 - 11.00 amConcluding Policy Team Presentations


11.00 - 11.30 amBreak at Ballroom Foyer

1.00 - 2.00 pmLunchMango


2.00 - 2.45 pmClosing Plenary

Arnoma 3

5.30 - 6.30 pmFree Time

2:45 - 3:30pmEvaluation Summary

Arnoma 3

4:00 - 5:30pmPreparation for Public Forum

Room 1: SarochaRoom 2: Pathummas

3.30 - 4.00pmGroup Photo-TIJ

6.30 - 10.00 pmClosing Dinner and Party

Arnoma Ballroom


8:30 - 10:30amPolicy Team Meetings


10:30 - 11:00amBreak at Ballroom Foyer

11:00am - 1:00pmProblem Labs

1. Science and Technology Studies - Arnoma 12. Law and Development - Arnoma 23. Trade Policy - Arnoma 34. Poverty and Social Inclusion - Sarocha5. Comparative Legal Policy in Asia - Subongkoj & Pathummas


Lab 1 - Cyber Security and Emerging Crimes in Asia Pacific - Arnoma 1Lab 2 - Digital Technology for New Opportunities - Arnoma 2Lab 3 - Access to Justice - Arnoma 3Lab 4 - Financial Inclusion and Inequality - SarochaLab 5 - Anti-corruption - Thip-UbolLab 6 - Women's Empowerment - Subongkoj & Pathummas

2:00 - 4:00pmStream Sessions Block A

4:30 - 9:00pmCultural Outing - Dinner Cruise

Outside Hotel

4:00 - 4:30pm Break/Prepare for Departure

Meeting at lobby for bus pick up Coffee Break to-go with water and juice | Lobby Area

Lab 1 - Cyber Security and Emerging Crimes in Asia Pacific - Arnoma 1Lab 2 - Digital Technology for New Opportunities - Arnoma 2Lab 3 - Access to Justice - Arnoma 3Lab 4 - Financial Inclusion and Inequality - SarochaLab 5 - Anti-corruption - Thip-UbolLab 6 - Women's Empowerment - Subongkoj & Pathummas

ABOUT THE WORKSHOPwww.tijforum.org

The partnership between the Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ) and the Institute for Global Law and Policy (IGLP) at Harvard Law School provides Thai and international emerging leaders with exclusive opportunities to share and strengthen their policy analysis and critical thinking skills by working closely with world-class faculty members from the Harvard IGLP network. This interactive, inter-disciplinary, and innovative approach in mainstreaming the rule of law into policy discourses promises to be a unique and unparalleled experience.

AT A GLANCE: The Workshop Format

The TIJ Workshop focuses on peer-to-peer learning and the necessary skills for understanding policies and initiatives that affect people’s lives and the world at large, while drawing upon the rule of law as a guiding framework. Participants will have the opportunities to:

• Learnfromexpertswhowillpresenttheirviewsbyengagingwithtopicsrelatedtogloballaw and policy during the Special Lectures

• JointhePolicy Teams and share their practical or policy experiences, explore contemporary issues and literature about relevant topics on the rule of law in order to extract best practices and innovative approaches to integrate the rule of law into their policy-making repertoire

• ParticipateintheStreams or interactive mini lectures taught by faculty members from the Harvard IGLP network to review current scholarly developments and engage in case-based learning

• EngagewithpeersfromacrosstheworldintheProblem Labs to construct innovative solutions and tools to tackle emerging issues in the region

• JointheField Trip and explore the linkages between the rule of law and policy-making in real-life context

• EnjoyauniqueThaiexperienceduringtheCultural Outing in an exclusive setting

• PresenttheirviewsandconcludingthoughtsattheTIJ Public Forum on the Rule of Law and Sustainable Development

The objective of the TIJ-IGLP Workshop is to cultivate an appreciation of the importance of the rule of law, particularly its vital role in the achievement of sustainable development. It provides a platform that encourages constructive discussions among practitioners across sectors and promotes interactive learning through experience-sharing. With a deeper understanding of how and why the rule of law is essential for equitable and inclusive socio-economic growth, human rights protection, and sustainable development, participants will become a part of an ever-growing networkofemergingleaderswhowillactasagentsofchangeintheirrespectivefields,andbridgethinking and practice.

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THE OPENING PLENARY

Kittipong KittayarakhasservedastheExecutiveDirectoroftheThailandInstituteofJustice(TIJ)—aninstituteaffiliatedwiththeUnitedNationsCrimePreventionandCriminalJusticeProgrammeNetwork(PNI)—sinceearly2015.Since1983,hehasheldseveralkeypublicofficesincludingDirector of Office of Thailand Criminal Law Institute at the Office oftheAttorneyGeneral,DirectorGeneralof theDepartmentofProbation,DeputyPermanentSecretaryandPermanentSecretaryoftheMinistryofJustice, respectively.

Beforehisappointmentas thePermanentSecretaryof theMinistryofJustice, he has played crucial roles as members of various committees. HehelpedsteertheConstitutionDraftingCommittee,whichpromulgatedthe 1997 Constitution—renowned as the “People’s Charter.” As thePermanentSecretaryoftheMinistryofJustice,hehelpedengineerkeyreform initiatives including the reorganization of the Ministry of Justice, promotion of due process and rights protection, implementation of rehabilitation programs for drug offenders, as well as reduction of prison overcrowding. He has played a crucial role in mainstreaming restorative justice and community justice in Thailand, which contributed to the development of innovative frameworks within the field of alternativedispute resolution. Throughout his career, he has sought to promote the rule of law as one of the fundamental building blocks for sustainable development through a multi-stakeholder approach, and called for greater public participation in the justice system.

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THE OPENING PLENARY

David Kennedy isManleyO.HudsonProfessor of Law and Faculty Director oftheInstituteforGlobalLawandPolicyatHarvardLawSchoolwhereheteachesinternational law, international economic policy, legal theory, law and development andEuropeanlaw.HejoinedtheHarvardLawfacultyin1981andholdsaPh.D.fromtheFletcherSchoolatTuftsUniversityandaJ.D. fromHarvard.He istheauthor of numerous articles on international law and global governance. His research uses interdisciplinary materials from sociology and social theory, economics and history to explore issues of global governance, development policy and the nature of professional expertise. He has been particularly committed to developing new voices from the third world and among women in international affairs. As a practicing lawyer and consultant, Professor Kennedy hasworkedon numerous international projects, both commercial and public, including work with PricewaterhouseCoopers with their emerging markets and anti-corruption practice,with theUnitedNations, the Commission of the EuropeanUnion, theQatarFoundationandwiththeprivatefirmofCleary,Gottlieb,SteenandHamiltoninBrussels,wherehisworkcombinedEuropeanantitrust litigation,governmentrelationsadvisingandgeneralcorporate law.Amemberof theU.S.CouncilonForeignRelations,heispastChairandMemberoftheWorldEconomicForum’sGlobalAdvisoryCouncilonGlobalGovernance.In2011,hewasappointedForeignAdvisor to Thailand’s Truth for Reconciliation Commission and now serves as a member of the Asian Peace and Reconciliation Commission.

AtHarvard,heservedasChairoftheGraduateCommitteeandFacultyDirectorofInternationalLegalStudies.HefoundedtheEuropeanLawResearchCenteratHarvardin1991andservedcontinuouslyasitsFacultyDirector.Hehasadviseda number of educational institutions on their academic programs, and lectured asaVisitingProfessoratnumerousuniversitiesacrosstheworld.In2008-2009,heservedasVicePresidentforInternationalAffairs,UniversityProfessorofLawandDavidandMariannaFisherUniversityProfessorofInternationalRelationsatBrownUniversity

Nicholas Booth is the Programme Advisor for Governance, Conflict Prevention, Access to Justice and Human Rightsat the United Nations Development Programme, BangkokRegional Hub. His lecture will highlight the vital roles of the rule of law in realizing the global objectives enshrined in theUN2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopment.Priortojoining theUN in2001,NicholashadextensiveexperienceasalegalpractitionerintheUnitedKingdomandtheUnitedStates,specializinginlaborrightsanddiscriminationwithaninter-disciplinary focuson race,gender,disability,andHIV/AIDS.Duringhisyears inprivatepracticehewasanactivepro bono lawyer working with the Terrence Higgins Trust, the FreeRepresentationUnitandtheEmploymentLawAppealsAdvisoryScheme,amongothers.

Osama Siddique is a legal scholar, policy reform advisor and author. He is an Associate Fellow at the Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives (IDEAS), Lahore,Pakistan. He has also worked as an Associate Professor of Law&Policyandwasthefoundingheadofdepartment(2005-2007)atLahoreUniversityofManagementSciences(LUMS),Lahore, Pakistan. Dr. Siddique has extensive experiencein researchandpolicywork in thefieldsof lawandpublicpolicy. He has several scholarly publications in international academic journals in the areas of comparative constitutional law, law and development, legal history, human rights, legal education, and justice sector reform. He has also worked extensively as a justice sector reform adviser to Pakistani courts, federal and provincial government departments, the United Nations and various international bilateral andmultilateralfinancial institutions, includingtheADB,USAID,DFID,EU,GIZandWorldBank.Heisaregularparticipantinlocal and international academic conferences and policy dialogues. He has also practiced as a transactional lawyer inNewYorkandasanadvocateof theappellatecourts inPakistan. His most recent book publication is ‘Pakistan’s ExperiencewithFormalLaw:AnAlienJustice’ (Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 2013). Dr. Siddique is alsocurrentlyamemberoftheSeniorFacultyoftheInstituteforGlobal Law&Policy (IGLP) atHarvard LawSchool for the2015IGLPWorkshop.

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Radhika Coomaraswamy, a lawyer by training and formerly the Chairpersonof theSri LankaHumanRightsCommission, is aninternationally known human rights advocate who has done outstanding work as Special Rapporteur on Violence againstWomen (1994-2003). In her reports to the UN Commission onHuman Rights, she has written on violence in the family, violence inthecommunity,violenceagainstwomenduringarmedconflictandtheproblemofinternationaltrafficking.Astrongadvocateonwomen’s rights, she has intervened on behalf of countless women throughouttheworld,seekingclarificationfromGovernmentsincases involving violence against women.

SheisagraduateoftheUNInternationalSchoolinNewYork,andreceived her B.A. from Yale University, J.D. from ColumbiaUniversity,andLL.M.fromHarvardUniversity,aswellashonoraryPhDs from Amherst College, the University of Edinburgh, theUniversityofEssexandtheUniversityofLeuven.

Sompoat ChansomboonistheManagingDirectorofdtacAccelerateat Total Access Communication Public Company Limited (dtac). His lecture will focus on how technological advancements and innovation act as driving forces behind the creation of economic growth and sustainable development. Prior to this, he worked at UOB and Citibank as Digital Marketing Head and ManagementAssociate, respectively. He has leveraged the combination of his educational and professional backgrounds in engineering and finance to mentor outstanding young entrepreneurs to designinnovative tools, digital platforms and technology to create a better future.

Professor Dr. Surakiart Sathirathai served as the Minister of Finance, Minister ofForeignAffairs,DeputyPrimeMinisterandconcurrentlyActingMinisterofCulture.HewasChairmanofGovernmentPolicyDraftingCommitteein2001.He was an Adviser to several Prime Ministers and a Member of Parliament. He wasthefirstThaiForeignMinisterwhocompletedafour-yeartermofelectedgovernment.In2004-2006,hewasendorsedbyASEANtobeacandidateforthepositionofSecretary-GeneraloftheUnitedNations.BetweenSeptember2011–July2012hewasAdvisertotheTruthandReconciliationCommissionofThailand(TRCT),setupasaresultofmajorpoliticalconflictsinThailand.HeisPresidentofSaranromInstituteofForeignAffairsFoundation(SIFAF),athink-tank on foreign affairs of Thailand.

HehasbeenappointedbyChulalongkornUniversityCouncilasDistinguishedScholarforthreeconsecutiveterms.HeisanAdvisoryBoardMemberoftheInstitute of Global Law and Policy, Harvard LawSchool,Member of AsianAdvisoryGroupoftheFletcherSchoolofLawandDiplomacy,TuftsUniversity,andMemberof theExecutiveCouncilof theAsianSocietyof InternationalLaw(ASIL).HereceivedhisBachelorofLaw(LL.B.)withHonorsandaGoldMedalAwardfromChulalongkornUniversity,MasterofLawandDiplomacy(M.A.L.D)fromtheFletcherSchoolofLawandDiplomacy,TuftsUniversity,andMasterofLaw(LL.M.)andaDoctorate(S.J.D.)fromHarvardLawSchool.

TIJ-IGLP WORKSHOP 2019 SPECIAL LECTURES

Vitit Muntarbhorn is an international human rights expert and professor emeritus of law at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand. Hislecture will examine the linkages between the rule of law and sustainable development, and their implications for human rights in Southeast Asia.Hewasdesignated inSeptember 2016as thefirstUN Independent Experton violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identitybytheHumanRightsCouncil.HispastinvolvementinUNactivitiesincludes: Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitutionand child pornography (1990-1994), Special Rapporteur on the Situationof Human Rights in Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (2004-2010),memberoftheCommitteeofExpertsontheApplicationofConventionsandRecommendations of the International Labor Organization, and has served as anexpert/consultantwiththeOHCHR,UNHCR,UNDP,FAO,UNCEF,UNESCO,theWHOandtheUNUniversity.HewasawardedtheUNESCOPrizeforHumanRightsEducationin2004,andreceivedtheBonhamCenterAwardfromtheMarkS.BonhamCenterforSexualDiversityStudiesin2018.

TIJ-IGLP WORKSHOP 2019 SPECIAL LECTURES

His business experiences included chairing oil and gas, and refineries companies and acommercial bank of directors of several companies. Presently, he is the Chairman of SiamPremier InternationalLawOfficeLtd,andalsoChairmanofPepsi-Cola (Thai)TradingCo.,Ltd.HisacademiccareerincludedpositionsasProfessorofLaw,DirectorofLawandDevelopmentResearchCenter,DeanoftheFacultyofLawandnowaDistinguishedScholar,ChulalongkornUniversity. He was a Visiting Professor atWatson Institute for International Studies, BrownUniversity, member of the Global Agenda Council on Global Institutional Governance, WorldEconomicForum,VisitingScholarattheEuropeanLawResearchCenter,HarvardLawSchool,and Senior Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and InternationalAffairs.HehaspublishedinbothThaiandEnglishoninternationaleconomiclaw,aswellaslawand development.


Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa is the former CEO of Ascend Money, one of the largest Fintech companies in SoutheastAsia, where he focused on creating innovative tools and services (related to lending, e-wallet payments, insurance and investments) to increase financial inclusion and reduceinequalities.Priortothis,hewastheDirectorofMobileFinancialServices of SingTel Group in Singapore, where he started anew retail bank, targeting digital consumers with innovative customer-centric propositions whilst integrating personal financialservicesandembarkingonmobile-commerce.

Sita Sumrit is the Assistant Director and Head of PovertyEradicationandGenderDivisionattheASEANSecretariat.Herwork focuses on the promotion of women’s access to justice, women political leadership, as well as the elimination of violence against women and girls. Prior to this, she has worked as Chief ofWomen and Children Empowerment Program atthe TIJ, Regional Research Advisor for Oxfam Asia Regional Office, and Gender Officer at the UN Food and AgricultureOrganization(FAO)inVietnam.

Bandid Nijathaworn is the immediate past Council Member and Secretary of Thailand’s Private Sector Collective ActionCoalitionagainstCorruption(CAC)andPresidentandCEOofthe Thai Institute of Directors (2010–2018). Presently, he isaVisitingProfessoratHitotsubashiUniversity inJapan,andmemberoftheboardofdirectorsoftheThailandDevelopmentResearchInstitute(TDRI).HeworkedattheBankofThailand(1990–2010) and held the position of Deputy Governorfor monetary stability (2006–2010), in which he oversawmacroeconomicpoliciesandfinancialmarketsmanagement.

Matti JoutsenistheformerDirectoroftheEuropeanInstituteforCrimePreventionandControl(HEUNI),affiliatedwiththeUN.Currently,heistheSpecialAdvisortotheTIJ.Hehaslongrepresented Finland at meetings of the UN, the Council ofEuropeandtheEuropeanUnion.Hewasthechiefnegotiatorfor Finland on the UN Convention against TransnationalOrganized Crime, the UN Convention against Corruption,and the Mechanism for the Review of Implementation of the Corruption Convention.

Piyabutr Bunaramrueng is an Assistant Professor of Law at Chulalongkorn University. Prior to this, he was an AssistantProfessor of Law and Associate Dean at the University ofthe Thai Chamber of Commerce. His researches focus on the intersections between law and technologies, intellectual property rights, and competition policies, especially in the telecommunication sector.

Panachit Kittipanya-ngam istheCEOofAccRevo,astart-upprovidingthefirstAI-accountingserviceplatforminBangkok.Currently, he as the Director of Institute for DevelopingEntrepreneurship and FutureWorkforces at Dhurakij PunditUniversity and the President of Thailand Tech StartupAssociation. Formerly, he was the Director of InnovationDepartmentattheElectronicGovernmentAgency(EGA),whichis responsible for driving digital tools and innovative policies related to big data and open data application programming interfaces (APIs).

Jeremy Douglas is the Regional Representative of the UNOfficeonDrugsandCrime (UNODC) forSoutheastAsiaandthePacificoverseeingandmanagingoperationsandstrategyfromMyanmartothePacificintheareasoftheruleoflaw,non-traditional security threats, law enforcement, criminal justice anddrug-relatedsupply.HeisalsotheUNODCliaisontoChina,Korea, Japan and Mongolia and to regional organizationsincludingtheASEANandthePacificIslandsForumSecretariat.

TIJ-IGLP WORKSHOP 2019 PROBLEM LABS

TIJ-IGLP WORKSHOP 2019 PROBLEM LABS


PROGRAM OF EVENTS ABOUT THE WORKSHOPSunday-January6,2019Sunday-January6,2019

6:30-8:30am Breakfast for hotel guests - Mango 8:30-9:00am Opening Plenary/Intro to RoL - Arnoma1&2* Kittipong Kittayarak (Thailand Institute of Justice) David Kennedy (Harvard Law School)

9:00am Group Photo - Arnoma3

9:15-10:00am TIJ Opening Plenary - Arnoma3 Kittipong Kittayarak (Thailand Institute of Justice) Nicholas Booth (The United Nations Development Programme, Bangkok Regional Hub) 10:00-10:45am Asking Better Policy Questions - Arnoma3 Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network)

10:45-11:15am Break - BallroomFoyer

11:15am-12:15pm Policy Teams Introduction - Arnoma3 David Kennedy (Harvard Law School)

12:15-1:00pm Policy Teams First Meeting Group 1 -Arnoma1&2 Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Group 2 - Arnoma3 Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP) Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Group 3 - Sarocha Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Group 4 - Subongkoj Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Group 5 - Pathummas Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Lucie White (Harvard Law School) 1:00-2:00pm Lunch - Mango

2:00-3:00pm TIJ Special Lecture - Arnoma3 The Rule of Law and Sustainable Development Goals: Implications for Human Rights in Southeast Asia Vitit Muntarbhorn (Chulalongkorn University) 3:00-3:30pm Break - BallroomFoyer

3:30-5:30pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK A Science and Technology Studies - Arnoma1 Ben Hurlbut (Arizona State University) Sheila Jasanoff (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Law and Development - Arnoma2 Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Deval Desai (Graduate Institute, Geneva) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Trade Policy - Arnoma3 Andrew Lang (London School of Economics and Political Science) Mark Wu (Harvard Law School) Poverty and Social Inclusion: The Challenges of “New Poverty” - Sarocha Luis Eslava (Kent Law School) Lucie White (Harvard Law School) Comparative Legal Policy in Asia – Regulation of Markets and Enterprises - Subongkoj&Pathummas Hisashi Harata (The University of Tokyo) Margaret Woo (Northeastern University School of Law)

5:30-6:30pm Free Time

6:30-8:30pm Opening Dinner - Arnoma1&2

*Pleaserefertopg.23foramapofthemeetingroomlocations

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PROGRAM OF EVENTS PROGRAM OF EVENTSMonday-January7,2019Monday-January7,2019

6:30-9:00am Breakfast for hotel guests - Mango 9:00-10:30am Policy Team Meetings Group 1 - Arnoma1 Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Group 2 -Arnoma2 Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP) Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Group 3 - Arnoma3 Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Group 4 - Sarocha Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Group 5 - Subongkoj&Pathummas Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Lucie White (Harvard Law School)


11:00am-1:00pm Problem Labs Lab 1- Cyber Security and Emerging Crimes in Asia Pacific - Arnoma1 Expert: Jeremy Douglas, Regional Representative, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Regional Office of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Faculty: Luis Eslava (Kent Law School) Lab 2 - Digital Technology for New Opportunities - Arnoma2 Expert: Panachit Kittipanya-ngam, Chief Executive Officer, AccRevo; and Dr. Piyabutr Bunaramrueng, Lecturer, Faculty of Law at Chulalongkorn University Faculty: Ben Hurlbut (Arizona State University) Lab 3 - Access to Justice - Arnoma3 Expert: Matti Joutsen, Special Advisor to the Thailand Institute of Justice Faculty: Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Lab 4 - Financial Inclusion and Inequality - Sarocha Expert: Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa, Former CEO of Ascend Money, Thailand Faculty: Kerry Rittich (University of Toronto Faculty of Law) Lab 5 - Anti-Corruption - Thip-Ubol Expert: Bandit Nijathavorn, Commissioner and Secretary, Thailand's Private Sector Collective Action Coalition Against Corruption Faculty: El Cid Butuyan (University of Hawaii) Lab 6 - Women's Empowerment - Subongkoj&Pathummas Expert: Sita Sumrit, Assistant Director and Head of Poverty Eradication and Gender Division at the ASEAN Secretariat, Indonesia Faculty: Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary University of London)

1:00-2:00pm Lunch - Mango

2:00-4:00pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK A Science and Technology Studies - Arnoma1 Ben Hurlbut (Arizona State University) Sheila Jasano (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Law and Development - Arnoma2 Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Deval Desai (Graduate Institute, Geneva) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Trade Policy - Arnoma3 Andrew Lang (London School of Economics and Political Science) Mark Wu (Harvard Law School) Poverty and Social Inclusion: The Challenges of “New Poverty” - Sarocha Luis Eslava (Kent Law School) Lucie White (Harvard Law School) Comparative Legal Policy in Asia – Regulation of Markets and Enterprises - Subongkoj&Pathummas Hisashi Harata (The University of Tokyo) Margaret Woo (Northeastern University School of Law)

4:00-4:30pm Break/Prepare for Departure

4:30-9:00pm Cultural Outing: Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise - Meet at Lobby * Dress code: smart casual with comfortable shoes

4:30–5:30pm DepartfromArnomaGrandHoteltoRiverCity 5.30–6:10pm RelaxattheRiverCityShoppingComplex 6:15pm Boardingtime 6:30–8:30pm DepartureanddineontheChaoPhrayaCruise 8:45–9:45pm ReturntoArnomaGrandHotel

The Grand Palace,whichwasaformerresidenceforKingRamaItoKingRamaVoftheRattanakosinKingdomandtheWat Phra Kaew,whichhousestheworld-renownedEmeraldBuddha

Phra Sumen Fort, or one of the two last remaining original forts that were built to protect the city from naval invasionsinthelate1700’s

Rama VIII Bridge,whichwasinauguratedonthebirthanniversaryofthelateKingAnanda Mahidol, after whom it is named

Royal Barges National Museum, which houses several royal barges used in Royal ceremonial processions on the Chao Phraya Wat Rakhang Kositaram(TempleoftheGoldenBell),whichwasbuiltduringthegreatAyutthayaperiod,andlater becametheresidenceoftheSupremePatriarchduringtheThonBuriperiodWat Arun(TempleofDawn),whichfeaturesthe82-meter-highKhmer-stylepagodathatattractsthefirstlightof the morning with a pearly iridescence

Wat Kalayanamitr,whichwasbuiltunderthereignofRamaIIIinthefirsthalfofthe19th Century

Chao Phraya Scenic RouteMaeNamChaoPhrayaisthemajorriverofThailand,whichowssouthfromthecentralplainsthroughBangkokformorethan365kilometers(225miles)intotheGulfofThailand.Itisformedbyfourmaintributaries:thePing,Wang,YomandNanRiverswhichrunfromthenorthernwatershedofthecountrytomergeatPakNamPhoestuaryinNakhonSawanProvince.InThai,MaeNamisagenerictermforriver,whichliterallymeansmotherwater;whileChaoPhrayaisequivalenttoaGrandDuke.ThetwotermstogethertrulyreectsthereverenceThaishave for this waterway. In ancient times, rivers and canals were vital for communication, transportation and trade.Essentially,theChaoPhraya,ortheRiverofKings—asKingRamaInamedit—isthelifebloodofBangkok.TheCruiseprovidesanexcitingwaytodiscoverBangkok’srichhistoryalongthebanksoftheChaoPhraya,including the traditional ways of life and some of the city’s most iconic landmarks:


PROGRAM OF EVENTS PROGRAM OF EVENTSTuesday-January8,2019Tuesday-January8,2019

6:30-8:30am Breakfast for hotel guests - Mango 8:30-9:30am Navigating a Challenging Global Landscape - Arnoma1&2 Surakiart Sathirathai (Former Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand) 9:30am-10:00am Break - BallroomFoyer 10:00am-12:00pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK B Human Rights & Social Justice - Arnoma1 Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary University of London) Vasuki Nesiah (New York University) E. Tendayi Achiume (University of California, Los Angeles Law School) Global Regulation, Finance and Tax Policy - Arnoma2 Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP) Universal Principles and Local Customs: Child Abduction in East Asian Family Law - Arnoma3 Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Mika Yokoyama (Kyoto University) Driving Safely on China’s One-Belt-One-Road - Sarocha John Ohnesorge (University of Wisconsin) Criminal Justice - Subongkoj&Pathummas Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) El Cid Butuyan (University of Hawaii)


1:00-3:00pm Policy Team Meetings Group 1 - Arnoma1 Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Group 2 - Arnoma2 Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP) Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Group 3 - Arnoma3 Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Group 4 - Sarocha Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Group 5 - Subongkoj&Pathummas Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Lucie White (Harvard Law School)

3:00–3:30pm Break - BallroomFoyer 3:30–5:30pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK C Corporations in Global Society - Arnoma1 Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Sundhya Pahuja (University of Melbourne) The Political Economy of Private Law - Arnoma2 Horatia Muir Watt (Sciences Po Law School) Robert Wai (Osgoode Hall Law School) Property, Informality and Blockchain Technology - Arnoma3 Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Outi Korhonen (University of Turku) Mapping Geographies of Authority and Power - Sarocha Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Law, Labor and Inequality - Subongkoj&Pathummas Karen Engle (University of Texas at Austin) Kerry Rittich (University of Toronto Faculty of Law)

5:30pm Free Time & Dinner


PROGRAM OF EVENTS PROGRAM OF EVENTSWednesday-January9,2019Wednesday-January9,2019

6:30-8:30am Breakfast for hotel guests - Mango

8:30-9:30am The United Nations in the Field–Arnoma1&2 Radhika Coomaraswamy (Former Chairperson of the Sri Lanka Human Rights Commission)


10:00am-12:00pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK B Human Rights & Social Justice - Arnoma1 Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary University of London) Vasuki Nesiah (New York University) E. Tendayi Achiume (University of California, Los Angeles Law School) Global Regulation, Finance and Tax Policy - Arnoma2 Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP) Universal Principles and Local Customs: Child Abduction in East Asian Family Law - Arnoma3 Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Mika Yokoyama (Kyoto University) Driving Safely on China’s One-Belt-One-Road - Sarocha John Ohnesorge (University of Wisconsin) Criminal Justice - Subongkoj&Pathummas Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) El Cid Butuyan (University of Hawaii) 12:00-1:00pm Lunch - Mango

1:00-3:00pm Stream Sessions: BLOCK C Corporations in Global Society - Arnoma1 Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Sundhya Pahuja (University of Melbourne) The Political Economy of Private Law - Arnoma2 Horatia Muir Watt (Sciences Po Law School) Robert Wai (Osgoode Hall Law School) Property, Informality and Blockchain Technology - Arnoma3 Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Outi Korhonen (University of Turku) Mapping Geographies of Authority and Power - Sarocha Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Law, Labor and Inequality - Subongkoj&Pathummas Karen Engle (University of Texas at Austin) Kerry Rittich (University of Toronto Faculty of Law)

3:00-3:30pm Break

3:30-10:00pm Field Trip and Dinner - Meet at lobby *Dress Code: Business, Smart casual

3:30-4:00pm DepartfromArnomaGrandHoteltodtacAccelerate 4:00-4:30pm WelcomingRemarksandPresentation

“Technological Advancements and Innovative Tools as Driving Forces behind Sustainable Development” By Sompoat Chansompoon (Managing Director, dtac Accelerate)

4:30-5:00pm SelectedCasesfromdtacAccelerateprogram 5:00-5:20pm Q&ASession 5:20-5:30pm ClosingRemarks 5:30-6:30pm DeparttoRestaurant 6:30-9:00pm Dinner 9:00-10:00pm ReturntoArnomaGrandHotel

The Total Access Communication Public Company Limited or dtac was established as a limited company in August1989toprovidewirelesstelecommunicationsservicesinThailand.ItisthethirdlargestGSMmobilephoneproviderinThailandafterAISandTrue.ItisownedbyTelenor,andasof2011ithad23.2millionsubscriberswiththemarketshareofsubscribersataround30percent.

In2012,thecompanyfoundeddtacAcceleratetosupportandfosteranenvironmentconducivetothegrowthofThaistart-upecosystem.Withtheaimtofindthemostpromisingstart-upbusinessesandelevatethembeyondtheir potentials, dtac Accelerate is regarded as a pioneer among accelerators for technology start-ups in Thailand. IthasthemissionofscoutingforthebrightestideastocreatethenextUnicorn—orastart-upwithvaluationoverUSD1billion(THB33billion)—ofSoutheastAsia.Forthepastsixyears,dtacAcceleratehasnurtured46teamsfrom6differentbatches,withatotalvaluationofoverUSD16million(THB5.23billion).Approximately72percentofthestart-upsfromdtacAcceleratehavesecuredvitalfollow-upfundingfromregionalandglobalplayers,puttingThailandinthetopthreecountriesinthisspaceinSoutheastAsia.Thissuccessratehashelpeddraw top-notch tech entrepreneurs and world-class experts from overseas to exclusively participate in the camp as mentors. The dtac Accelerate program is used as the role model for other accelerators in seven countries under the Telenor operations.

A few selected cases from the program include: • Ricult–asocialenterprisethatseekstoimprovefarmers’productivitythroughtheutilizationofmachinelearning andsatelliteimagerytocreatealternativecreditscoresforThaifarmerswhoareunabletoaccessformalfinancial services.IthasbeennamedthebestSocialEnterpriseinSoutheastAsiaandOceaniaintheGlobalSocialVenture CompetitionandtheMostInnovativeAgribusinessbytheUN.RicultalsowontheFintechDisruptChallenge organizedbyBillGatesFoundation.

• HealthatHome–astart-upaimsatprovidingpersonalized‘homecareservicestoyourdoorstep’forelderlyand patientswithchronic/criticaldiseases.

• Ooca–anonlineplatformthathelpsconnectpeoplewithpsychiatristandpsychologiststhroughvideocalls.This application not only allows individuals to receive necessary professional assistance to alleviate mental issues, but also toavoid the stigma that comes with it.

TIJ Site Visit: dtac Accelerate


PROGRAM OF EVENTS PROGRAM OF EVENTSThursday-January10,2019Thursday-January10,2019

6:30-9:00am Breakfast for hotel guests - Mango 9:00-11:00am Policy Team Meetings Group 1 - Arnoma1 Osama Siddique (Law and Policy Research Network) Ermal Frasheri (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) Group 2 - Arnoma2 Robert Chu (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP) Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Group 3 - Arnoma3 Helena Alviar (Universidad de los Andes) Jorge Esquirol (Florida International University College of Law) Group 4 - Sarocha Günter Frankenberg (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg Law School) Group 5 - Subongkoj&Pathummas Dan Danielsen (Northeastern University School of Law) Lucie White (Harvard Law School)

11:00-11:30am Break - BallroomFoyer 11:30am-1:00pm Problem Labs Lab 1- Cyber Security and Emerging Crimes in Asia Pacific - Arnoma1 Expert: Jeremy Douglas, Regional Representative, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Regional Office of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Faculty: Luis Eslava (Kent Law School) Lab 2 - Digital Technology for New Opportunities - Arnoma2 Expert: Panachit Kittipanya-ngam, Chief Executive Officer, AccRevo; and Dr. Piyabutr Bunaramrueng, Lecturer, Faculty of Law at Chulalongkorn University Faculty: Ben Hurlbut (Arizona State University) Lab 3 - Access to Justice - Arnoma3 Expert: Matti Joutsen, Special Advisor to the Thailand Institute of Justice Faculty: Dennis Davis (High Court of Cape Town) Lab 4 - Financial Inclusion and Inequality - Sarocha Expert: Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa, Former CEO of Ascend Money, Thailand Faculty: Kerry Rittich (University of Toronto Faculty of Law) Lab 5 - Anti-Corruption - Thip-Ubol Expert: Bandit Nijathavorn, Commissioner and Secretary, Thailand's Private Sector Collective Action Coalition Against Corruption Faculty: El Cid Butuyan (University of Hawaii) Lab 6 - Women's Empowerment - Subongkoj&Pathummas Expert: Sita Sumrit, Assistant Director and Head of Poverty Eradication and Gender Division at the ASEAN Secretariat, Indonesia Faculty: Ratna Kapur (Queen Mary University of London)


2:00-2:45pm Closing Plenary - Arnoma3

2:45-3:30pm Evaluation Summary - Arnoma3

3:30-4:00pm Group Photo - Arnoma3

4:00-5:30pm Preparation for Public Forum Room1-Sarocha Room2-Pathummas

5:30-7:00pm Free Time

7:00-10:00pm Closing Dinner and Party - ArnomaBallroom

JANUARY 11, 9:00AM - 5:00PMTIJ International Forum on the Rule of Law and Sustainable Development

For detailed information please visit www.tijpublicforum.org.


PROGRAM OF EVENTSFriday-January11,2019

TIJINTERNATIONALFORUMONTHERULEOFLAWANDSUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT

TIJINTERNATIONALFORUMONTHERULEOFLAWANDSUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT

INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR JUSTICEINNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR JUSTICE

The January 2019 TIJ International Forum is the seventh instalment of a continuing series of opendiscussionsaboutregionalapproachestoandissuesinmainstreamingtheruleoflaw,theefficacyoftheseattempts and cases that embody the rule of law in action. The goal is to use the concept of the rule of law as a lens to better understand complex socio-economic issues to establish a systematic framework to inform policy development. Leading academics, experts, and policymakers will engage in dialogues and exchange views on their interpretation of the rule of law through a multitude of perspectives.

Asthetechnologiesofgovernment,industryandcivilsocietychange,somuchthelaw.Keynoteaddresseswill examine the intrinsic linkages innovation and technology in strengthening the rule of law to create more just and inclusive societies, the balance between technology-driven economies and justice reforms, as well as the inextricable relations between law and technology.

Tackling complex development challenges such as cyber threats, structural inequalities, access to justice and corruption in an ever-evolving environment requires more than cooperative efforts of key players across national boundaries, rather it calls for greater emphasis on adopting novel solutions to unlock the full potential of the rule of law.

The2019TIJInternationalForumwillincludepaneldiscussions,featuringfacultymembersfromthenetworkofInstituteforGlobalLawandPolicy(IGLP)atHarvardLawSchool,regionalandnationalexperts,aswellasTIJFellowsfromtheWorkshopforEmergingLeadersontheRuleofLawandPolicy.Thesesessionswillposition the rule of law among salient socio-economic issues.

Thefirstpanelon“RegionalExperiences”willbeledbyemergingleadersfromtheTIJWorkshopontheRuleof Law and Policy. To conclude the weeklong Workshop, this session will provide an opportunity for selected emerging leaders to present rule of law-based solutions for emerging public policy issues in different regional contexts, as well as opportunity to extract and analyze lessons learned.

Thesecondpanelon“ImprovingEqualityandJusticethroughInnovationandTechnology”willbeledbyregional experts and faculty members from the IGLP network. This discussion will explore how technological advancements and innovative policy tools could play crucial roles in reducing structural inequalities rooted in socioeconomic backgrounds, gender, education opportunities and access to redress mechanisms. Panelists will illustrate the ways in which effective design and implementation of more human-centric and digital-based solutions could improve daily lives of vulnerable and marginalized groups, in tandem with creating driving forces to overcome sustainable development challenges from the local to global level.

The thirdpanelon “UsingTechnology toRespond toCriminalChallenges inaBorderlessWorld”willbeled by regional experts and faculty members from the IGLP network. This discussion will highlight how globalizedeconomiesandregionshaveexperiencedanincreaseinfreeflowsofgoods,alongwithagrowingdependence on networked digital systems, products and services. This trend is wrought with a rise in both thevarietyandquantityofcyberchallenges,whichcontinuetoinfiltratethedailylivesofindividualsandthreaten the stability of modern institutions. In light of this, panelists will examine how concerted efforts acrosssectorsandborderscouldcreatedigital-basedsolutionsandstronginfrastructurestofightagainstcorruption and address cyber threats.

PROGRAM OF EVENTSFriday-January11,2019

8:00-9:00am Registration

9:00-9:30am Welcoming and Opening Remarks “Innovation and Technology for Justice: Strengthening the Rule of Law” Kittipong Kittayarak, Executive Director, Thailand Institute of Justice

9:30-10:30am Keynote Addresses “Balancing Technology-driven Economy and Justice Reform” Honourable Chief Justice Cheep Jullamon, President of the Supreme Court of Thailand “Law and Technology” Sheila Jansanoff, Pforzheimer Professor of Science and Technology Studies, John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University

10:30-10:45am Coffee Break

10:45am-12:15pm Panel I: “Regional Experiences” Selected TIJ Emerging Leaders

12:15-13:30pm Lunch

13:30-15:00pm Panel II: “Improving Equality and Justice through Innovation and Technology” Punnamas Vitchitkulwongsa, Sita Sumrit, Helena Alviar, Lucie White, Vasuki Nesiah and Kerry Rittich (Moderated by David Kennedy)

15:00-16:00pm Panel III: “Using Technology to Respond to Criminal Challenges in a Borderless World” Panachit Kittipanya-ngam, Osama Siddique, Andrean Leiter Bockley, Dennis Davis and Ben Hurlbut (Moderated by David Kennedy)

16:00-16:15pm Rapporteur’s Summary Matti Joutsen, Special Advisor, Thailand Institute of Justice 16:15–16:30pm Closing Remarks Kittipong Kittayarak, Executive Director, Thailand Institute of Justice


WORKSHOP FACULTY WORKSHOP FACULTY

E. Tendayi AchiumeZambiaUCLASchoolofLaw [email protected]

Helena AlviarColombiaUniversidaddelosAndes [email protected]

El Cid ButuyanPhilippinesUniversityofHawaii [email protected]

Madelaine Chiam AustraliaLaTrobeLawSchool [email protected]

Robert ChuUnited StatesSullivan&CromwellLLP [email protected]

Dan DanielsenUnited StatesNortheasternUniversitySchoolofLaw [email protected]

Deval DesaiUnited StatesThe Graduate Institute, Geneva [email protected]

Dennis DavisSouth AfricaHigh Court of Cape Town [email protected]

Karen EngleUnited StatesUniversityofTexasatAustin [email protected]

Luis EslavaColombia and AustraliaKentLawSchool [email protected]

Chris Gevers South AfricaUniversityofKwa-ZuluNatal [email protected]

Hisashi Harata JapanTheUniversityofTokyo [email protected]

John Haskell United StatesUniversityofManchester [email protected]

Ben Hurlbut United StatesArizonaStateUniversity [email protected]

Sheila Jasanoff United StatesHarvardKennedySchool of Government [email protected]

Richard Joyce AustraliaMonashUniversity [email protected]

Jorge EsquirolUnited StatesFloridaInternationalUniversityCollege of Law [email protected]

Günter FrankenbergGermanyGoethe-UniversitätFrankfurtamMain [email protected]

Ratna KapurIndiaQueenMaryUniversityofLondon [email protected]

David KennedyUnited StatesHarvardLawSchool [email protected]

Outi KorhonenFinlandUniversityofTurku [email protected]

Vidya Kumar CanadaUniversityofLeicester [email protected]

Andrew LangUnited KingdomTheUniversityofEdinburgh [email protected]

Andrea LeiterGermanyMelbourneUniversity/ViennaUniversity [email protected]

Horatia Muir WattFranceSciencesPoLawSchool [email protected]

Vasuki NesiahUnited StatesNewYorkUniversity [email protected]

John OhnesorgeUnited StatesUniversityofWisconsin [email protected]

Sundhya PahujaAustraliaUniversityofMelbourne [email protected]

Kerry Rittich CanadaUniversityofTorontoFacultyofLaw [email protected]

Mohammad Shahabuddin BangladeshBirminghamLawSchool, UniversityofBirmingham [email protected]

Osama Siddique PakistanLawandPolicyResearchNetwork [email protected]

Cait Storr AustraliaMelbourneLawSchool [email protected]

Arm Tungnirun Thailand ChulalongkornUniversity [email protected]

Robert Wai CanadaOsgoodeHallLawSchool robert Wai@osgoode

Rose ParfittAustraliaKentLawSchool rosepar [email protected]

Nikolas RajkovicCanadaTilburgLawSchool [email protected]


WORKSHOP FACULTY

WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS

STAFF

Lucie White United StatesHarvardLawSchool [email protected]

Margaret WooUnited StatesNortheasternUniversitySchool of Law [email protected]

Mark WuUnited StatesHarvardLawSchool [email protected]

Mika Yokoyama JapanKyotoUniversity [email protected]

Kristen VerdeauxUnited StatesInstitute for Global Law & Policy [email protected]

Anuwan VongpichetThailand Thailand Institute of Justice [email protected]

Ginelle MacDonaldUnited StatesInstitute for Global Law & Policy [email protected]

Araya ArayawuthThailand Thailand Institute of Justice [email protected]

Abichon ChandrasenThailandOfficeoftheCounsilofState [email protected]

Anongrath KonglarpThailandThe Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court [email protected]

Attasit PankaewThailandThammasatUniversity [email protected]

Bhume BhumiratanaThailandSecuritiesandExchange Commission [email protected]

Chontit ChuenurahThailandThailand Institute of Justice [email protected]

Arthit SuriyawongkulThailandWisesight [email protected]

Aurachorn Inkanuwat Thailand SkinLabAsiaCo.,Ltd [email protected]

Catalina Gil PinzonColombiaOpenSocietyFoundations [email protected]

Chularat NiratisayakulThailandTheBiodiversity-basedEconomyDevelopmentOffice [email protected]

Elisa KonomiAlbaniaProYouth [email protected]


Haval M. Raoof FranceRegional Legislative Observatory [email protected]

Jellie Molino PhilippinesTaal Lake Aquaculture Alliance, Inc. [email protected]

Kriengchai Boonpoapichart Thailand CP ALL Public Company Limited [email protected]

Glenn FajardoUnited StatesTechSoupGlobalNetwork [email protected]

Kuanruthai SiripatthanakosolThailandInternational Labor Organization [email protected]

Masahiro ItoJapanMinistry of Justice [email protected]

Netithorn PraditsarnThailandCP Group [email protected]

Noppanan JantarachlotornThailandOfficeoftheCouncilofState [email protected]

Erick KomoloKenyaInstitute for Global Law & Policy, HarvardLawSchool [email protected]

Jarun Ngamvirojcharoen ThailandSertisCorp [email protected]

Jumpon Phansumrit ThailandOfficeoftheAttorneyGeneral [email protected]

Kritsada Boonchai ThailandSocialResearchInstitute, ChulalongkornUniversity [email protected]

Harleen KaurMalaysiaVinPartnership [email protected]

Mariyam ZulfaMaldivesMaldives Government [email protected]

Narudee Kristhanin ThailandLegoSeriousPlay, EurekaInternational [email protected]

Nij TontisirinThailandThammasatUniversity [email protected]

Nuttamon SrisamranThailandDepartmentofOphthalmology,FacultyofMedicine,ThammasatUniversity [email protected]

Pabhawan SuttiprasitThailandThe Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court [email protected]

Paraj RatanajaipanThailandRoyalThaiNavy [email protected]

Peangpanor BoonlumThailandPTT [email protected]


Weston Msowoya MalawiCentre for Community and YouthDevelopment [email protected]

Thanattzalin Susamawathanakun ThailandSuperRich [email protected]

Wisoot Tantinan ThailandUNDevelopmentProgramme [email protected]

Tippatrai Saelawong ThailandThailandDevelopment Research Institute [email protected]

Yutthana Srisavat ThailandFacultyofLaw,SiamUniversity [email protected]

Torplus YomnakThailandFacultyofEconomics, ChulalongkornUniversity [email protected]


Pirongrong Ramasoota ThailandChulalongkornUniversity [email protected]

Piyadit Atsavasirisuk ThailandTheCivilEngineeringCo.,Ltd. [email protected]

Poramate Minsiri ThailandBunditCenterCo.,Ltd. [email protected]

Prem Bahadur RanaNepalPublicDefenderSocietyofNepal [email protected]

Roisai WongsubanThailandAustralia-Asia Program to Combat Traffcking in person [email protected]

Salila Klanreaungseang ThailandRangsitUniversity [email protected]

Shusak JanpathompongThailandFaculty of Architecture, ChulongkornUniversity [email protected]

Pisate Virangkabutra ThailandThammasatUniversitySchool ofGlobalStudies [email protected]

Piyawat Sivaraks ThailandOfficeoftheCivilServiceCommission [email protected]

Prae Piromya ThailandCentral Group [email protected]

Pichawadee Kittipanya-ngamThailandThammasatBusinessSchool, ThammasatUniversity [email protected]

Rittirong ChutapruttikornThailandSchoolofArchitecture, BangkokUniversity [email protected]

Rongrak Phanapavudhikul ThailandStockExchangeofThailand [email protected]

Sathien RungthongkhamkulThailandOfficeofthePresidentofthe SupremeCourt [email protected]

Shuxi YinChinaHefeiCityBureauforCivilAffairs [email protected]

Sun WinMyanmarOfficeofSecuritiesandExchangeCommission [email protected]

Sorawut NorapoompipatThailandDepartmentofInternationalOrganizations,Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected]

Takayuki Fukushima JapanInternationalAairsDivision, Minister’sSecreatariat [email protected]

Udomdech Srimaserm ThailandEasternEconomicCorridorOffice of Thailand [email protected]

Thanachai Sundaravej ThailandCloudBookPublishing [email protected]

Wipawin Promboon ThailandBankofThailand [email protected]

Thisana Thitisakdiskul Thailand Noburo [email protected]

Yong Chul Park Korea, Rep. SogangUniversity [email protected]

Tongkarn KaewchalermtongThailandChulachomklao Royal Military Academy [email protected]

Siree JongdeeThailandPublicDebtManagementOffice,Ministry of Finance [email protected]

Srikar Mysore SridharIndiaGovernmentofKarnataka,India [email protected]

Sutapa AmornvivatThailandSCBAbacus [email protected]



ABOUT THE THAILAND INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LAW AND POLICY

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The Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ) is a research institute affliated with the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme Network or UN-PNI.

TIJ’s vision is to be a promoter of change to enhance justice system and promote a culture of lawfulness in Thailand and wider international communities through research, capacity-building and policy advocacy activities in crime prevention, criminal justice and the rule of law.

BuildingonThailand’sengagementintheUNCommissiononCrimePreventionandCriminalJusticeandtheUNCrimeCongresses,TIJservesasabridgethattransportsglobalideastolocalpractices,focusingoncross-cutting issues including the interconnection between the rule of law and sustainable development, peace and security.

TIJ primarily seeks to promote criminal justice system reform through the implementation of international standards and norms related to the vulnerable groups in contact with the justice system while promoting coordination among domestic justice constituencies and strengthening regional cooperation, particularly withinASEANregion.

One of the core beliefs of TIJ is to invest in human resources and practical knowledge base on the rule of law since TIJ recognizes that the rule of law and an effective and fair criminal justice system are integral components to inclusive economic growth, human rights protection and sustainable development. Contact:ThailandInstituteofJustice-GPFBuilding,16thFloor-WitthayuRoad,PathumWan,Bangkok10330,Thailand

Tel: +66-2-118-9400Ext.120,213,214- Email: [email protected] - Website: www.tijforum.org

TheInstituteforGlobalLawandPolicy(IGLP)atHarvardLawSchool isacollaborativefacultyefforttonurture innovative approaches to global policy in the face of a legal and institutional architecture manifestly ill-equipped to address our most urgent global challenges. Global poverty, con ict, injustice and inequality are also legal and institutional regimes. The IGLP explores the ways in which they are reproduced and what might be done in response. We aim to provide a platform at Harvard for new thinking about international legal and institutional arrangements, with particular emphasis on ideas and issues of importance to the globalSouth.ProfessorDavidKennedyservesasInstituteDirector.

For more information, visit www.iglp.law.harvard.edu

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