Civilian starvation is a tragic feature in armed conflicts, yet no court has entered a conviction for an international crime on this charge. This webinar examines challenges in prosecuting starvation as a war crime in situations such as Ethiopia, Gaza, Syria, and Ukraine.

Co-sponsors:

• Children of Holocaust Survivors Association in Minnesota
• Citizens for Global Solutions – MN
• Federal Bar Association, Minnesota Chapter
• Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, St. Paul
• Minnesota Association of Black Lawyers
• Mitchell Hamline School of Law
• Minnesota Council of Churches
• Minnesota Nurses Association
• Mount Zion Temple
• Shir Tikvah Congregation
• The United Nations Association of Minnesota

Register by Tuesday, September 24, 5:00 pm CT

Admission:

• $10 general public; $5 seniors and students (over age 13, please).
• $25 for 1 CLE credit for Minnesota lawyers (pending).
  
• ‘Clock hours’ for teachers, social workers, and nurses.
• Mitchell Hamline students free – Diversity credits are available.
• Qualifies as a University of St. Thomas Law Mentor Externship experience.

MH students can register here.

This program addresses the following UN Sustainable Development Goals: