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1.2 Composition of the fact-finding missionJutta Bachmann, Germany (hereafter JB) 15MD (Gynecologist and Obstetrician), MSc Public Health, MSc ForensicAnthropology.International experience: Extensive experience (15 years) in emergencycontexts, public health assessments and health care provision inconflict and post-conflict contexts in various countries in the MiddleEast, Asia, Africa and South America (including Colombia, Palestine, Sudan, DemocraticRepublic of Congo, Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh,Yemen and Libya). Experience in the region includes work with ICRC and MSF.Role in the FFM: First FFM team member; focus on forensic evidence, rehabilitationand public health.Laurel Baldwin-Ragaven, South Africa (LBR)Professor of Family Medicine at the University of the Witwatersrand,Johannesburg, South Africa; Honorary Professor in the School ofPublic Health and Family Medicine at the University of Cape Town;clinician; health and human rights expert.International experience: Member, International Advisory Board ofPhysicians for Human Rights; Former chair, AAAS Committee on Scientific Freedomand Responsibility and Science and Human Rights; co-author, the International DualLoyalty Report. Writes extensively on dual loyalty of health care workers, medicalparticipation in torture, health sector complicity with apartheid state violence,gender-based violence, feminism and bioethics, migrant health, and training andeducation in health and human rights.Role in the FFM: First FFM team member, focus on public health and human rights;psychosocial impact of the attacks; displacement and attacks on medical personnel;assisted in recruitment of experts for the fact finding mission.Hans Petter Hougen, Denmark (HPH)Specialist in forensic pathology and clinical forensic medicine,Professor of forensic medicine, University of Copenhagen, ChiefForensic Pathologist (Chief Medical Examiner) of East Denmark.International experience: Forensic expert assignments for UN, OAS,ICRC and various national authorities as well as several NGOs:Autopsy and/or exhumation experience from The Philippines, Kenya, Mexico, Kosovo,Thailand and Colombia. Examination of torture survivors in Burma, Mexico, Togo andDenmark (immigrants from several different countries). Teaching experience fromThailand, Nepal, Indonesia, Jordan, Mexico, Bolivia, Argentina, South Africa, USA andseveral European countries. Expert court witness experience from Denmark, Sweden,Norway, USA, England and Costa Rica.Role in the FFM: Second FFM team member; focus on forensic evidence, attacks onmedical personnel; participated in the investigation of events at Khuza’a.15The experts are referred to using their initials throughout this report.17