The invasion of Ukraine has mobilized the international community, and prompted a raft of efforts to hold Russia accountable both for the act of aggression and reported war crimes. How meaningful are these efforts, and how is the situation likely to play out?


Join a panel of international criminal lawyers and Russia experts to hear about the accountability strategies being pursued, and evaluate the prospects of success.

• Jess Peake
• Director of the International and Comparative Law Program at UCLA School of Law and the Assistant Director of the Promise Institute for Human Rights
  

• Alexandre Prezanti
• Barrister and international legal adviser specializing in international criminal law, human rights and sanctions

• Daniel Treisman
  
• Professor of Political Science at UCLA and a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research
  

• Moderation by Alexandra Lieben
• Deputy Director of the Ronald W. Burkle Center for International Relations and Lecturer in the Undergraduate Program in Public Affairs at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

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