Parliamentarians for Global Action’s Roundtable Discussion as Side Event to the
23rd session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ),
on:
“Ending Impunity for International Crimes through
Multilateral Interstate Cooperation”
Hosted by the Parliament of Austria, Vienna, on Wednesday, 14 May, 2014, 9:30am-12:00pm, Palais Epstein,
Room E1-E3
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
1. Ms. Petra Bayr, MP Austria, Member of the Austrian Foreign Affairs Committee, Human
Rights Committee, Finance Committee and Member of Parliamentarians for Global Action
(PGA)
2. Mr. Abdu Katuntu, MP Uganda, Vice- Chair Legal Affairs Committee, Chair PGA National
Group Uganda, Member of the PGA Executive Committee
3. Mr. Mark Pritchard, MP UK, Co-Convenor PGA ILHR Programme, Chair of the UKAustrian Parliamentary Friendship Group
4. Ambassador Christian Strohal, Permanent Representative of Austria to the OSCE
5. Ms. Quirien van Straelen, Ministry of Justice, The Kingdom of the Netherlands
6. Ms. Anne-Sophie Massa, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Kingdom of the Netherlands
7. Mr. Geoffrey Eekhout, First Secretary, Permanent Representation of Belgium to the
International Institutions in The Hague
8. Ms. Ilona Graenitz, former MP and MEP, Vice-President of the Association of Former
Parliamentarians of the Member States of the Council of Europe and Chairperson of the
Vienna NGO Committee on the Status of Women
9. Ms. Eurídice Márquez Sánchez, Regional Migrant Assistance Coordinator, International
Organization for Migration (IOM), Regional Office for South-Eastern Europe, Eastern
Europe and Central Asia
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10. Mr. Jacques Raharinaivo, Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of France to the
UN Vienna
11. Ms. Heidi Reiter, MP, Federal Council, Austrian Parliament
12. Mr. Herbert Espinoza, Minister Counsellor and Alternate Representative, Embassy and
Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the UNOV
13. Dr. Jessi Lintl, MP Austria, Member of the Austrian Foreign Affairs Committee
14. Mr. Mark Bland, Consul, Dept. of State, US Embassy Vienna
15. Ms. Julie de Hults, Belgium Federal Ministry of Justice
16. Ms. Lilly Sucharipa, African Action on Aids
17. Mr. Oliver Robertson, Penal Reform International
18. Ms. Madeleine Salinger, Permanent Mission of Austria to the UN Vienna
19. Mr. Georg Sparber, Permanent Mission of Liechtenstein to the UN Vienna
20. Mr. Massimo Drei, Permanent Mission of Italy to the UN Vienna
21. Ms. Petra Rund, Head of the Multilateral Affairs, Austrian Parliament
22. Ms. Gloria Lintz, Austrian Parliament
23. Mr. Tofik Murshudlu, Chief, Implementation Support Section, Organized Crime and Illicit
Trafficking Branch, Division for Treaty Affairs, UNODC
24. Ms. Vanee Meisinger, Pan Pacific and South East Asia Women’s Association International
and Thailand
25. Ms. Kristel Keerma, Permanent Mission of Estonia to the UN Vienna
26. Ms. E. Francis, Vienna NGO Committee on the Status of Women
27. Ms. Getraud Pichler, Int. Federation for Home Economics (IFHE)
28. Ms. Evelyn Duermayr, International Association of Democratic Lawyers
29. Ms. Karin Rudolph, National Council of German Women’s Organization
30. Ms. Dora Vodlovec, Soroptimist International
31. Ms. Astrid Reisinger Coracini, Professor and Executive Director, Salzburg Law School of
International Criminal Law
32. Ms. Birgit Stimmer, Socialist International Women
33. Ms. Maria Jonas, Socialist International Women
34. Mr. Nsubuga Bright Titus, Uganda, Student at European Peace University
35. Ms. Natalie Phlak, Executive Office, Austrian Parliament
36. Dr. David Donat Cattin, Secretary-General, Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA)
37. Ms. Leyla Nikjou, Senior Programme Officer, Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA)
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THE PGA ICC CAMPAIGN RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM:
THE EUROPEAN UNION (EUROPEAN INSTRUMENT FOR DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS)
THE GOVERNMENTS OF THE NETHERLANDS, SWITZERLAND, LIECHTENSTEIN AND ESTONIA
.
THE COMPLEMENTARITY PROJECT FOR DRC, UGANDA AND KENYA RECEIVES THE SUPPORT OF
THE JOHN D. AND CATHERINE T. MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
PGA RECEIVES CORE SUPPORT FROM THE GOVERNMENTS OF SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
PAST DONORS INCLUDE THE GOVERNMENTS OF BELGIUM, GERMANY AND THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
HAGUE.
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