Speakers and panel discussion. Panel 1: Rohingya voices Chair: Felicia Knaul, Director, Harvard Global Equity Initiative a) Daw Khin Hla, a Rohingya refugee and a researcher with Rohingya Blogger and former Middle School teacher [NOTE: former Middle School teacher from Northern Rakhine ? on health and education of Rohingya] b) Tun Khin, President, Burmese Rohingya Organization of United Kingdom [NOTE: grassroots activism and on the history and status of Rohingya nationality and statelessness c) U Ba Sein, Rohingya refugee and co-founder of Rohinger Blogger, former staff of Burma?s Ministry of Cooperatives d) Wakar Udin, General Secretary, Arakan Rohingya Union [NOTE: a political NGO with an official status with the OIC and a leading spokesperson on Rohingya affairs ? on international perspectives and policies related to persecution of Rohingya]..... Panel 2: Historical, political and human rights perspectives Chair: Afsan Bhadelia, Research Associate, Harvard Global Equity Initiative a) Amartya Sen, Lamont University Professor, Harvard University; Nobel Prize Laureate, Economics, 1998; and Chair, Steering Committee, Harvard Global Equity Initiative b) Maung Zarni, Lecturer, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School; co-author of The Slow Burning Genocide of Myanmar?s Rohingya, Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal, Spring 2014 c) Malik Mujahid, Chair, Parliament of the World?s Religions; and President, Justice for All.... Panel 3: The right to health and essential life services Chair: Lincoln Chen, President, China Medical Board a) Lilianne Fan, Research Fellow, Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute b) Susannah Sirkin, Director of International Policy and Partnerships & Senior Advisor, Physicians for Human Rights Commentator: Felicia Knaul, Director, Harvard Global Equity Initiative..... Panel 4: Developing an evidence-for-advocacy research agenda Chair: Felicia Knaul, Director, Harvard Global Equity Initiative a) Amartya Sen, Lamont University Professor, Harvard University; Nobel Prize Laureate, Economics, 1998; and Chair, Steering Committee, Harvard Global Equity Initiative b) Maung Zarni, Lecturer, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School; co-author of The Slow Burning Genocide of Myanmar?s Rohingya, Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal, Spring 2014 c) Lincoln Chen, President, China Medical Board