Ms. Bassasso Ali Tiloh

Programme Officer, Counter Trafficking and Child Protection, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)

H.E. Mr. Tsegaye Asmamaw

Vice President, Federal Supreme Court, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Dr. Assefa Bequele

Executive Director, ACPF

H.E. Honorable William Byaruhanga

Attorney General, Republic of Uganda

Maître Malick Coulibaly

President of the National Commission on Human Rights, former Minister of Justice, Republic of Mali

Professor Jaap Doek

Professor of Law, Vrije University, Amsterdam

Ms. Rumbidzai Dube

Senior Programme Officer, Children and Law Programme, ACPF

Mr. Edmund Foley

Head of Department for Public Law, Ghana Institute of Public Management

Ms. Beatrice Gacengo

Programme Specialist, Online Child Sexual Exploitation, ECPAT International

Mr. Ayalew Getachew Assefa

Senior Legal Researcher, ACERWC Secretariat

Dr. Michael Gibbons

Programme Director, Children’s Rights/Education, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund

Ms Zita Hansungule

Senior Project Coordinator, Center for Child Law (CCL), University of Pretoria

Ms. Kristen Hope-Burchill

Justice Advisor, Terre Des Hommes

Mr. Alex Kamarotos

Executive Director, Defence for Children International

Mr. Abdul Manaff Kemokai

Executive Director, DCI Sierra Leone

Mr. Henry Kabwe

Executive Director, Media Network on Child Rights and Development (MNCRD), Zambia

Ms. Lynn Kay

Country Director, Retrak

Mr. Benoit Van Keirsbilck

Director, DCI-Belgium

Ms. Tina Lorizzo, Researcher

Dullah Omar Institute/Article 5 Initiative (DOI/CSPRI)

Honourable Justice Teresia Matheka

Judiciary, Kenya

Mrs. Karabo Ozah

Deputy Director, Center for Child Law (CCL), University of Pretoria

Mrs. Karabo Ozah is an attorney and Deputy Director at the Centre for Child. She is also an extraordinary lecturer in the Department of Private Law of the University of Pretoria in South Africa. The Centre advances and protects children’s constitutional rights through strategic litigation, advocacy and research. Mrs. Karabo joined the Centre for Child Law in 2007 and has litigated a significant number of child rights matters in the South African courts. She holds an LL.B and LL.M. (Child Law, as well as a Certificate in Advanced Labour Law from the University of Pretoria. Mrs. Karabo researches and publishes in the area of Child Law and also lectures Child Law and Human Rights at the University of Pretoria. She is currently a member of the Expert Group on Parentage and Surrogacy of the Permanent Bureau of the Hague Conference on Private International Law.

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