Screening of the film 'The Tribunal'

The film tracks the experiences of community members in the Intag Valley in Ecuador who were directly impacted by a potential mining project, a dispute that erupted as a result of the project, and the eventual arbitration proceedings in which the Canadian mining company sued the Ecuadorian government under the Canada-Ecuador bilateral investment treaty.

We are honoured to have Dr. Malcolm Rogge introduce the film, setting the stage for an engaging discussion. Following the screening, a moderated exchange with an invited discussant (TBA) and an interactive Q&A session will provide an opportunity to reflect on the film’s themes and implications.

Dr. Malcolm Rogge has practiced for over 20 years at the intersection of human rights and business—as a human rights activist, academic, lawyer, and documentary filmmaker. He served as Teaching Fellow at Harvard University for graduate level courses in Global Governance (with John G. Ruggie), Business & Human Rights (with John G. Ruggie), and Corporate Responsibility (with Jane Nelson and John G. Ruggie). As a Clark Byse Fellow at Harvard Law School, Dr Rogge designed and led a research-based workshop series in 2018 on Business & Human Rights: Bridging the Gap. He is a member of the Global Business and Human Rights Scholars Association and the Business and Human Rights Teaching Network. For six years, Dr Rogge served as Academic Delegate at the United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights for the Harvard Human Rights Program. From 2016-2019, Dr Rogge taught Business & Human Rights at the Jindal Global University & Harvard School of Public Health Summer School on Human Rights and Development in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 

Event Schedule

12:00 PM – Welcome by Curiae Virides Team

12:05 PM – Introduction by Dr. Malcolm Rogge

12:10 PM – Screening of The Tribunal

12:45 PM – Moderated Exchange with Invited Discussant (TBA)

1:00 PM – Q&A

1:15 PM – Light lunch served to participants

This event is free and open to all, but registration is required due to limited seating. Secure your spot now and be part of this critical conversation!

We look forward to seeing you there!