please welcome hadar harris. [applause] >> we are to need to shorten that bio. i really appreciate being here and i appreciate the comments of all of the panelists as well as the framing of what is a very conversation. what has been interesting to me about our conversation is nobody wants to define what hate speech is. nobody wants to really lay down some clear lines about where there is incitement where there is not incitement, where we crossover. even in the beginning of our conversation we talked about should we be overturning kind of established really basic tenets of law because maybe the world has moved past that? and we will come back to that i'm sure in our conversation. i have been given the job of cleaning up. which we will talk about afterward how hard is this. but because i have been given that job i also have the flexibility of adding a few more things into the conversation. i appreciate the fact that i come after your remarks about rwanda. the things that i think gets lost in this conversation about freedom of speech and freedom of the press and th

[applause] >> our fifth panelist is hadar harris, executive director of the student press law center, one of the most important organizations in the country doing god's work, prior to joining us harris served as executive director of innocent noproject which works to exonere the innocent and to reform the criminal justice system, she previously served for 13 years as executive director of the senate for human rights and humanitarian law at american university washington college of law. harris has worked on freedom of expression and assembly issues through the broad lens of political rights as international human rights attorney she brings a comparative perspective of work in over 25 countries following her graduation from law school he worked in private practice, ade hold ba in political science from brown university and jd from university of california, los angeles, please welcome hadar harris. [applause] >> we will need to shorten the bio. ecthank you, i appreciate being here and i appreciate the comments of all of the panelists as well as the framing of what is a very complicated c

[applause] >> our fifth panelist is hadar harris. he is student director of the student press law center. one of the most important organizations in the country doing god's work. prior to joining he served as executive director of the northern california innocence project which works to exonerate innocent and reform the criminal justice system. she previously served for 13 years as executive director of the center for human rights and human chair in american university washington college of law. she has worked on freedom of expression and assembly issues through the broad lens of civil and political rights as an international human rights attorney. she brings a comparative perspective of work in over 25 countries. following her graduation from law school she worked in private practice. she holds a ba in political science from brown university and a jd from the university of california los angeles. please welcome hadar harris. [applause] >> we are to need to shorten that bio. i really appreciate being here and i appreciate the comment