Rodrigo Gutiérrez is the Ex-President of the business group ‘organización Corona y Fundación Corona ‘ and currently advises various organisations and businesses in Colombia. He is President of the ‘Ideas para la Paz’ foundation.
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Carlos Lozano is a lawyer and editor of the weekly paper VOZ. He was a member of the Comisión de Personalidades for the Caguán talks and is a member of the national leadership of the Communist Party.
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Mark Grigoryan, a founder of the Caucasus Media Institute in Yerevan, moved to London after an attempt on his life. He writes on journalism in the former Soviet Union and has been involved in training journalists from the region. He is now a producer for the BBC World Service.
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Aaron Griffiths has been Accord Series Editor and also Editor/Researcher at Conciliation Resources.
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Accord Issue 19: Incentives, sanctions and conditionality
Vera Grabe was a co-founder of the M-19 and led the movement until 1990. She was subsequently an AD M-19 Senator and currently teaches peace education in communities and at university level.
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As a UN Under-Secretary-General from 1986 to 1997, Sir Marrack Goulding was involved in the negotiation and implementation of peace settlements in Africa, the Middle East, Central America, Haiti, Cambodia, the former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. He is currently Warden of St. Antony's College, Oxford.
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Fernán González has worked at CINEP for 32 years as a researcher on Colombian political history, the relationship of the Church and the State and the historical origins of recent violence. He is completing a PhD from the University of Berkeley, California and teaches in universities in Colombia and abroad.
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Monseñor Leonardo Gomez Serna was the Bishop of the Diocese of Socorro and San Gil from 1996 until 2001. Currently the Bishop of Magangue, he is involved in various national peace initiatives and is a founding member of REDEPAZ.
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Geoff Gilbert is Professor of Law in the School of Law and a member of the Human Rights Centre at the University of Essex. He has extensive experience in the field of international refugee law and human rights law; he has been Editor-In-Chief of the International Journal of Refugee Law since 2002 and has published various articles and chapters on this subject. In addition to his academic work, he has served in advisory and consultancy capacities to UNHCR, to various regional bodies and to the international NGO sector.
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Yash Ghai is the Sir YK Pao Professor of Public Law at the University of Hong Kong. He was an adviser on the independence Constitution of Papua New Guinea and subsequently helped to negotiate The Bougainville Agreement of 1976.
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