We are also thrilled to have the support of Dominic Grieve QC, a national leader in the ongoing campaign for human rights and freedom under the law, who looks forward to featuring in our anniversary commemorations at different stages during this year. Talking to us, he said :

“Law is sometimes seen as dry, but for those who practice it, its purpose is often surrounded by emotion."

He went on to describe how our project highlights this :

"In The Humans’ in the Telling, the life and work of David Maxwell Fyfe, both as a prosecutor at Nuremberg and as a politician in  helping create the European Convention on Human Rights reflects this split. He worked with others to use the law to do justice when faced with the most appalling crimes and to protect future generations from any repetition in away that was ground breaking. It echoed his deepest personal feelings and outlook born of his own life and family history."

And concludes :

"The Human’s in the Telling brings this out vividly and is a must for all who want to build a better world.”

In 2016 Dominic hosted a performance of Dreams of Peace & Freedom at Westminster.