Kenneth Scott is an international criminal law and human rights expert with more than 23 years’ experience, having successfully practiced as a senior prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (‘ICTY’) and amicus curiae prosecutor at the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (‘STL’), as a consultant to Amnesty International and prior to that as a highly experienced US federal prosecutor. He has served as a UN Commissioner on Human Rights in South Sudan and in November 2017 was awarded the prestigious Mostar Peace Prize (previously awarded to such persons as Nelson Mandela, Vaclav Havel and Jacques Chirac). With GRC, Kenneth leads GRC’s South Sudan work, alongside a leadership role across GRC’s starvation project and training portfolio.
Launch of SCAP and International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR)’s latest report: “Grain thieves: The network behind the plunder of Ukrainian grain” – Catriona Murdoch
Russia's invasion and occupation of Ukraine is characterised by industrial-scale state-sponsored theft and robbery. This is particularly evident in the agricultural sector. Russian occupiers have seized land, agricultural infrastructure and millions of tons of grain,...