29 March: Debate on Darfur with Jan Pronk

March 14, 2007

On March 29, the 3rd Maastricht Debate will be on International responsibilities, what Darfur teaches us. With Jan Pronk, former special UN representative for Sudan, and David Mepham, Associate Director, Head of International Programme of the Institute for Public Policy Research in London. Discussion moderated by James Mackie, European Centre for Development Policy Management.

This debate is co-organised together with the Young Socialists, Maastricht department.

Practical information:
Day and time: 29 March 2007, from 19:00 to 21:30
Venue: Grand Cafe-Theatre La Bonbonnière

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