Wilton Park dialogues

We discuss how people are brought to trial and how it is does to end impunity. We ask why some people are sent to international courts and why are some dealt with in local courts and what the relationships are with each court and the prosecutors.

We talk about how offenders are pursued and what the practicalities are of prosecution. We also discuss what the special features are that might apply to addressing prosecuting the perpetrators of sexual violence in conflict.

After an explanation of the role of the Ministry of Gender and Development, we discuss how the UN addresses the problem and discuss protection, prevention and justice. We ask if the issue of violence against women is being seriously addressed.

We discuss what has changed over the past few years and what the priorities are. We ask how foreign businesses can be reassured that it is a place to invest and how well prepared it is to play a full role in ASEAN.

We discuss what the immediate concerns are and whether the crisis is down to institutions or leadership. We ask if the norms of behaviour on transparency, accountability and corruption at a national level can be reflected at the international level.

We discuss what the problem is, what contributes to it and what the things are that could help remove the issues. We ask where we will be in five years’ time.

We discuss what Europe can provide for the world economy in the future and how it brings together innovation, investment and job creation. We ask, 20 years from now, what will Europe have brought to global economic growth.

How NATO preserves its relationships after operations end, how they are transforming themselves and how they are managing a smaller budget. We also discuss how America is shifting some of its military attention to the Asian Pacific from Europe.

We discuss the structure of the NPT and ask what the building blocks of it are. We talk about what has happened as a result of the 2010 Review and ask how the non-aligned movement fits into discussions within the NPT.

We discuss the role of science and technology in increasing and enhancing food security and how to remove the insecurity. We ask how effective the scientific community is in getting its technology in to a form that farmers can use.

We discuss how to protect people who have been assaulted and how to help survivors continue with their lives and find justice. We ask what is being done to train national security forces, prosecutors and what role survivors have.

The UN has put the issue of sexual violence in conflict on the Security Council’s agenda, appointed somebody to monitor it and provided intellectual, procedural and legal mechanisms but what does this mean for the Force Commander of the UN?

We discuss how children are affected during armed conflict both directly and indirectly and how recruited children are forced to conduct sexual violence against their own people. How can the violation be stopped and how can the children build a new life?

We discuss the role of the diplomat in the 21st century and the relationship between governments and their governmental departments.

As a result of work carried out over the past 3 years, the UN Human Rights Council passed the 3 Guiding Principles of protect, respect and remedy. Will this address how business addresses issues of human rights across the world?