Civic Society: Freedom is not to be taken for granted / Part III./ Václav Havel Human Rights Prize Conference 2013
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN HONOUR OF PRIZEWINNER VÁCLAV HAVEL HUMAN RIGHTS PRIZE Prague, October 2nd, 2013
Prague Crossroads
Organizers: Vaclav Havel Library and Charta 77 Foundation
PART 3/3
2:00 pm -- 3:00 pm - INTERVIEW WITH FINALISTS AND LAUREATE OF VÁCLAV HAVEL HUMAN RIGHTS PRIZE
MODERATOR: Martin Palouš - Václav Havel Library, Czech Republic
LAUREATE: Natalia Pinchuk - Ales Bialiatski´s Wife
FINALISTS: Teng Biao - Rights Defece Network; Kakha Kozhoridze - Georgian Young Lawers´ Association
3:00 pm -- 4:30 pm - III. PANEL: LEVERAGING POWER: WHAT ARE THE TOOLS THAT HELP? MODERATOR: Jan Macháček - Vaclav Havel Library, Czech Republic
PANELISTS: Jeffrey J. Schott - Peterson Institute, United States; Min Ko Naing - Burma; Natalia Taubina - Public Verdict Foundation, Russia;
4:30 pm -- 5:00 pm - CLOSING REMARKS: KAREL SCHWARZENBERG
Keyword
Serie: Václav Havel Human Rights Prize
The Prize is awarded in memory of Václav Havel, playwright, opponent of totalitarianism, architect of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, President of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic and an enduring symbol of opposition to despotism. Nominations of any individual, non-governmental organisation or institution working to defend human rights are taken into consideration. The Prize consists of a sum of €60 000, a trophy and a diploma.