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NETWORK Q&A DISCUSSION VIBE REFLECTION OPINION EDUCATIO DEBATE RESEARCH MEDIA VALUES WESTERN SYDNEY GO FUTURE SOCIAL JUSTICE INCLUSION RACISM EQUALITY ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION OPEN FORA POVERTY CULTURE HUMAN RIGHTS DIVERSITY HISTORY MULTICULTURALISM POLITICS LAW GENDER PEACE ELECTIONS HTS H ER GE ITY SOC westernsydney.edu.au/open_fora Dr Sev Ozdowski AM, Director of Equity and Diversity Invites you and your colleagues to the Open Forum International Security and Power Relations Today - Emerging Threats WESTERN SYDNEY OPEN FORA 23 March 2017, 5:30pm for 6pm start Parramatta South Campus Female Orphan School, Building EZ Register your attendance at westernsydney.edu.au/equity_diversity/rsvp or phone +61 2 9678 7374 This is a free event and open to the general public For information on getting to Parramatta campus please visit westernsydney.edu.au/parramatta With Special Guest Speaker Dr Janusz Onyszkiewicz Chairman, International Centre for Democratic Transition (Budapest) Dr Onyszkiewicz’s visit is sponsored by AIPA

WESTERN SYDNEY OPEN FORA · Dr Janusz Onyszkiewicz Janusz Onyszkiewicz, is an influential expert in international security. He is a former Vice-President of the European Parliament

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VIBEREFLECTION

OPINIONEDUCATIONDEBATE

RESEARCHMEDIAVALUES

WESTERN SYDNEY

GOVERNMENTFUTURE

SOCIAL JUSTICE

INCLUSION

RACISMEQUALITY

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POLITICSLAW

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PEACEELECTIONS

HUMAN RIGHTSHUMAN RIGHTS

GENDER GENDER

EQUALITY

SOCIAL JUSTICE

westernsydney.edu.au/open_fora

Dr Sev Ozdowski AM, Director of Equity and DiversityInvites you and your colleagues to the Open Forum

International Security and Power Relations Today - Emerging Threats

WESTERN SYDNEY OPEN FORA

23 March 2017, 5:30pm for 6pm startParramatta South CampusFemale Orphan School, Building EZ

Register your attendance atwesternsydney.edu.au/equity_diversity/rsvpor phone +61 2 9678 7374

This is a free event and open to the general public

For information on getting to Parramatta campusplease visit westernsydney.edu.au/parramatta

With Special Guest Speaker

Dr Janusz OnyszkiewiczChairman, International Centre for Democratic Transition (Budapest)

Dr Onyszkiewicz’s visit is sponsored by AIPA

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Professor (Dr) Surya Dhungel is a senior advocate (practising lawyer) and professor of law. Currently as Chairman of the LawMan Inc., he and his team o�er legal advice and representation to clients on complex legal and developmental issues. He is Chairman of the Management Board of the National Law College, a�liated with Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, and serves as senior member of the Planning Advisory Committee at the Kathmandu University School of Law. Additionally, Dr Dhungel is a Senior Advisor to the Ottawa based Forum of Federations, an intergovernmental and global think-tank organisation on federalism. He was Senior Legal Advisor to the Former President of Nepal (2008 and 2015) and worked at the United Nations O�ce of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR) in Cambodia as Chief of the Legal Unit and later as O�cer-in-Charge (1999-2006). In 2004, he was seconded to the United Nations Mission in Liberia for two years as Rule of Law Adviser (Human Rights). On his return from Liberia 2006, he contributed to the constitution building support program of the UNDP Nepal as Senior Project Manager for 18 months. In the academic �eld, Dr Dhungel served at the Faculty of Law, Tribhuvan University, in Kathmandu for over 22 years as Professor of Law retiring in 1999. During his active years of teaching and practising law, he contributed to the constitution making of 1990 constitution through a participatory constitution making project as President of a leading national NGO, called LEADERS-Nepal. Following the promulgation of 1990 Constitution, he undertook the task of sensitizing the parliamentarians about legislative processes, including their roles and responsibilities through a parliament strengthening program of the Society for Parliamentary and Constitutional Exercises (SCOPE), as founding member and President. During this period, he simultaneously took a lead role as pro bono lawyer to initiate public interest litigation at the Supreme Court of Nepal in the area of resource conservation, human rights and the rule of law.

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Dr Janusz OnyszkiewiczJanusz Onyszkiewicz, is an influential expert in international security. He is a former Vice-President of the European Parliament and Vice President of its Foreign Relations Committee. He was Defence Minister of the Republic of Poland in two separate post -1989 governments. Currently, he is an Executive Board member of the UK-based European Leadership Network and the Chairman of the International Center for Democratic Transition (Budapest).

He has been monitoring elections in Ukraine, Egypt and Georgia on behalf of the US –based National Democratic Institute. J. Onyszkiewicz is a distinguished human rights activist. In the historic year of 1989, he was the spokesperson for the Solidarity delegation to the Round Table negotiations that paved the way to the demise of communism in Poland and Central Europe.

He is a recipient of numerous international awards and honors including the Legion d’Honour (France).

Russia is emerging as the new destabilising force on the international scene. It has increasingly shown disdain for fundamental standards and norms in international relations as exemplified by its policy towards Georgia and Ukraine. It has developed a new military doctrine which drastically lowers the threshold for use of nuclear weapons. What is the role of Russia-dominated Collective Security Treaty Organisation and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation? Are we going to see another “Yalta type” agreements between great powers dividing the world into separate spheres of influence?

International Security and Power Relations Today- Emerging Threats