Elisabeth Reusse-Decrey
Elisabeth Reusse-Decrey is Executive President of Geneva Call.
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Anthony J. Regan
Anthony Regan was a contributing author to Accord 19 on Powers of persuasion: Incentives, sanctions and conditionality in peacemaking. A constitutional lawyer and Fellow at the Australian National University, Anthony Regan has been an adviser in several peace processes and post-conflict constitution-making processes, including Uganda, East Timor and Nagaland. He also advised the Papua New Guinea government on constitutional matters and Bougainville on negotiations with the national government.
Mossi Raz
Mossi Raz is business manager of All for Peace Radio. He is a former Israeli politician and a well-known peace activist, having served as secretary-general of the Israeli NGO Peace Now and as director of Ir Shalem.
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Socorro Ramirez
Socorro Ramirez is professor at the Institute for Political Studies and International Relations of the Universidad Nacional in Colombia, and has published widely on regional integration and cross-border conflicts. She holds a PhD in political science and a diploma in international relations from the University of Sorbonne. She is also member of the Presidential Commission on Colombo-Venezuelan Borders and Integration, and coordinator in Colombia of the Colombia-Venezuela Academic Group.
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Clionadh Raleigh
Clionadh Raleigh is a political geographer whose focus is African conflicts, governance patterns and environmental security.
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Abdirahman Raghe
Abdirahman Osman Raghe was the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Interior until 1989, later working for the UNDP. He returned from Canada to the Somali region/ Nairobi in 1998 as one of the co-founders and deputy director of the Somali program for WSP (later re-named Interpeace) and plays a lead role in supporting reconciliation and peacebuilding throughout the Somali region and democratisation with the local communities in both Somaliland and Puntland.
Camilo González Posso
A former Minister of Health in the Colombian government, Camilo González Posso has participated in various peace negotiations since 1984, including the coordination of the citizen’s forums for participation in the 1998–2002 negotiations with the FARC and the ELN. He is a university professor and President of the Institute of Peace and Development Studies (INDEPAZ).
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Charles Petrie
Charles Petrie is UN Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Somalia.
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David Petrasek
David Petrasek is Policy Director of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue in Geneva. He previously worked for the Office of the UN High Commissioner on Human Rights, the International Council on Human Rights Policy and Amnesty International.
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Harim Peiris
Harim Peiris served as an advisor to the President of Sri Lanka (2001-05), as a member of the Government’s negotiation team with the LTTE after the tsunami and as Director General for Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconciliation in the conflict-affected North and East. He is currently attached to the Council for Public Policy in Colombo.
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