Asia Fair Trial Practices Roundtable
Effective Participation in Criminal Proceedings for Persons with Disabilities
This practitioner-focused roundtable brings together lawyers, civil society actors, and persons from affected communities to share experiences and explore practical ways to strengthen effective participation and advocate for disability-inclusive practices in criminal justice. It is the first in a quarterly fair trials roundtable series co-organized by BABSEACLE and the Centre for Law and Transformative Change, with the inaugural session focusing on persons with disabilities in contact or conflict with the criminal justice system.
Date: 23 April 2026
Time:
Sydney: 6:00 PM l Singapore: 4:00 PM l Bangkok: 3:00 PM l Mumbai: 1:30 PM l British Summer Time: 9:00 AM l Central European Summer Time: 10:00 AM
Platform: Zoom
Who Should Attend?
- Legal professionals and practitioners
- Paralegals and other professionals, including but not limited to social workers and healthcare providers
- Law journalists
- Law lecturers
- Judges
- Prosecutors
- Scholars and academics
- Researchers in the field of law and human rights
- Advocates for fair trial practices
- Civil society, NGOs, and individuals who are engaged in the work related to fair trial and pre-trial detention.
Contact
For more information, contact BABSEACLE team at [email protected]
Previous Roundtables
Trust-Building Strategies When Assisting People Who Use Drugs Facing Criminal
10 April 2025
28 November 2024
Strategies for Addressing Pre-Trial Detention
25 July 2024
Promoting the Rule of Law through Fair Evidence Practice
21 March 2024
Death Penalty and Serious Offences Sentence Mitigation, Strategies and Barriers
5 October 2023