This seminar discusses fundamental issues that the UN faces, which became apparent through two different experiences of the lecturer. One is her research on the individual criminal accountability of UN police personnel, and the other is her work experience in the domestic police reform at the UN Office of the High-Commissioner for Human Rights in Nepal.

HSP Seminar (#228) “UN’s Major Issues that Become Apparent from the Research on the Individual Criminal Accountability of UN Police Personnel and the Field Experience of Domestic Police Reform”

HSP Seminar (#228) “UN’s Major Issues that Become Apparent from the Research on the Individual Criminal Accountability of UN Police Personnel and the Field Experience of Domestic Police Reform”

Date：April 26, 2017（Wed）18 :45 – 20:15

Venue：Bldg. 18, 4F, Collaboration Room 1, Komaba Campus, University of Tokyo

Lecturer：Ai Kihara-Hunt　(Associate Professor, University of Tokyo

Moderator：Yasunobu Sato　(Professor, University of Tokyo)

Language：Japanese

Materials：Available on site

Organizers：Graduate Program on Human Security, University of Tokyo (HSP)

Co-organizers：Research Center for Sustainable Peace, Institute of Advanced Global Studies (IAGS), University of Tokyo