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Monday 26. May / kl 17.30

University of Copenhagen, samfundsfaglige fakultet, Sal: 35-01-06, Øster Farimagsgade 5, KBH

What is genocide?

Legal frameworks and the current debate.

Moderator: Martin Krasnik 

Welcome to an evening around the table where we will explore how concepts like genocide, occupation, and self-defense shape the understanding of the Israel–Palestine conflict.
We invite you to an open and respectful conversation where diverse perspectives are welcomed and complexity is embraced.

Natasha Hausdorff (international law expert UK)

Annette Stubkjær (Amnesty International)\

Christian Vigilius (konservative  folkeparti)

 Fredrik Vad (Socialdemokraterne)

Trine P Mach (Enhedslisten)

University of Copenhagen, samfundsfaglige fakultet, Sal: 35-01-06, Øster Farimagsgade 5, KBH​

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Natasha Hausdorff

Natasha Hausdorff is a British lawyer specializing in international law, educated at Oxford and Tel Aviv University. She has worked for the Israeli Supreme Court and serves as the legal director of UK Lawyers for Israel. Hausdorff is a prominent voice in the debate on Israel and international law, challenging what she sees as the misuse of terms like genocide and occupation. She regularly gives lectures in parliaments and international forums and frequently appears in media outlets such as the BBC and CNN. Her perspective sparks engagement – and opens up important questions.

Annette Stubkjær Rimmer

Annette Stubkjær Rimmer is a political advisor at Amnesty International Denmark, specializing in human rights related to sports, freedom of expression, and international politics. She holds a master's in international security and law and has worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UN. She is known for advocating migrant workers' rights, especially during the Qatar World Cup.

Christian Holst Vigilius

Christian Holst Vigilius is a Danish politician and former national chairman of the Young Conservatives (2022–2025), previously leading the Conservative Students organization. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science and is active in public debates on political philosophy, identity politics, and academic freedom, advocating for inclusive dialogues across the political spectrum.

Trine Pertou Mach

Trine Pertou Mach is a Danish MP representing the Red-Green Alliance (Enhedslisten) since 2022. With a background in political science, she has worked in human rights and development with NGOs like Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke and Oxfam Denmark. In Parliament, she focuses on foreign affairs, development, and climate justice, advocating for international solidarity and equality.