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#DemocracyDrinks: The Rule of Law and Resilience Against Hybrid Threats
28 November, 2024 @ 17:30 - 19:30
#DemocracyDrinks: The Rule of Law and Resilience Against Hybrid Threats
Join us on 28 November 2024 from 1730-1900 at the Humanity Hub in The Hague for a conversation on the critical role of the rule of law in building resilience against hybrid threats originating in particular from Russia.
The Netherlands Helsinki Committee’s Programme Manager Integrity & Accountability, Mladen Mladenov This link opens in a new tab, will be joined by Ilya Lozovsky This link opens in a new tab, staff writer and senior editor at Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), for an in-depth discussion on how the rule of law is being undermined with the help of malign foreign influence. Lozovsky will also reflect on building resilience, in order for our democracies to be better equipped to counter hybrid threats with the rule of law serving as a foundation for a stable and secure society.
Following the moderated discussion, there will be plenty of time for a Q&A with the audience, as well as networking over some bites and drinks.
Meet the speakers
Ilya Lozovsky This link opens in a new tab
Ilya Lozovsky is a staff writer and senior editor at Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). Based in Amsterdam, he writes about the intersection of corruption and democracy; covers Russia, Ukraine, Central Asia, and the Caucasus; edits investigations; and is working on new products in other formats.
Ilya was a key editor on OCCRP’s award-winning Plunder and Patronage This link opens in a new tab and Matraimov Kingdom This link opens in a new tab projects about smuggling and money laundering in Central Asia. He was also integrally involved in the Azerbaijani Laundromat This link opens in a new tab, Troika Laundromat This link opens in a new tab, Paradise Papers This link opens in a new tab, Russian Asset Tracker This link opens in a new tab, and other high-profile investigative series.
Prior to joining OCCRP, Ilya edited and wrote for Foreign Policy magazine’s Democracy Lab channel in Washington. Ilya’s work has appeared in Foreign Policy, the Washington Post, The Atlantic, Haaretz, and other outlets.
More about the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) This link opens in a new tab
OCCRP is one of the largest investigative journalism organizations in the world, with staff across six continents This link opens in a new tab and hubs in Amsterdam, Washington, D.C., and Sarajevo. They are a mission-driven nonprofit newsroom that partners with other media outlets to publish stories that lead to real-world action. Founded by veteran investigative reporters Drew Sullivan and Paul Radu in 2007 This link opens in a new tab, OCCRP began in Eastern Europe with a handful of partners and has grown into a major force in collaborative investigative journalism, upholding the highest standards for public interest reporting.