international Civil Society Organisations. He is the Founder and Chairman of the Trinidad and Tobago Youth Convention. Professor Sylvia Tamale (Uganda) is a leading African feminist who teaches law at Makerere University in Uganda. Her research interests include “Women in Politics,” “Gender, Law & Sexuality” and “Feminist Jurisprudence” and she has published extensively in these areas. She has served as Visiting Professor in several academic institutions globally and serves on several international human rights boards. Lord Robert Hayward (United Kingdom) is a British politician and elections/polling analyst. He was an elected MP from 1983-92 and has been a member of the House of Lords since 2015. He recently served on the Lords select committee on Political Polling and Social Media. Lord Hayward regularly appears in the media undertaking pre-election analysis or post-election commentary, his reputation having been established by correctly forecasting the surprising outcomes of the British General Elections in 1992 and 2015 and the Brexit referendum in 2016. Beyond elections Lord Hayward specialises in the voluntary and charity sectors. He is the only serving British politician ever to have received a civilian honour not for political services. He was co-founder of Gulf Support Group for relatives and friends of the hostages at the time of Iraq invasion of Kuwait in 1990 for which he was made awarded the Order of the British Empire. He has also served as a senior office holder in organisations such as the YMCA and Dignity in Dying and was the founder chairman of the world’s first gay rugby-Kings Cross Steelers RFC. The Rt Hon Baroness Margaret Jay (United Kingdom) is a Privy Councillor and Labour member of the House of Lords in the UK. She has previously served in Government as a Minister of Health, Minister for Women and Leader of the House of Lords. She has also had a career in business and the media; as a non-executive director of major companies such as British Telecom and the Independent News and Media. As a political journalist she has worked for the BBC and other British and American television organisations. His Hon David Radford (United Kingdom) retired as a Senior Circuit Judge in 2017 but currently sits as a Deputy Circuit Judge from time to time when needed to do so. He was the Senior Judge at the largest Crown Court in England and Wales for over 14 years and sat from time to time for 12 years as an Additional Judge of the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division He is a Master of the Bench of Gray’s Inn. When a practicing Barrister in the 1970s and early 1980s he was a Parliamentary Candidate for and an active member of the Liberal Party. 66