Geoffrey Robertson
Geoffrey Robertson AO KC is a prominent Australian barrister, human rights advocate, and author known for his extensive work in international law and justice. He has been a vocal proponent of global human rights and has served as a judge at the UN Special Court for Sierra Leone. Robertson is the author of several influential books, including 'Crimes Against Humanity: The Struggle for Global Justice.' He frequently comments on issues of international law, and his recent criticisms of former President Donald Trump's actions against the International Criminal Court highlight his commitment to upholding the rule of law and the importance of international justice.
Born on Feb 10, 1946 (80 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Geoffrey Robertson, a renowned lawyer and founding head of Doughty Street Chambers, proclaims that the 'British state has redefined civil disobedience as terrorism'.
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Australia:
Geoffrey Robertson is a former war crimes judge and author discussing the implications of war crimes.
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Australia:
Geoffrey Robertson is a human rights lawyer and was Kim Williams' first wife's partner.
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Australia:
Geoffrey Robertson is another of Kathy Lette's former husbands, and they maintain a friendly relationship for the sake of their children.
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United Kingdom:
The group of lawyers, which also includes Geoffrey Robertson KC, also claim that a lawyer she instructed to represent her was put under house arrest.
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Bangladesh:
Geoffrey Robertson is a distinguished British lawyer who was part of the group criticizing the judicial process.
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El Salvador:
Geoffrey Robertson is a recipient of the Magnitsky Award for his significant contributions to human rights law.
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Australia:
Geoffrey Robertson AO, KC, was the first president of the UN War Crimes Court in Sierra Leone.
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Australia:
Human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson and US President Donald Trump.
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Australia:
Geoffrey Robertson, AO, KC, wrote of the Kerr case, questioning the trial's justification.
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