Quintet Meeting of Attorneys General

Attorney General Holder delivers the keynote address at the University of Auckland School of Law, where he discussed the critical role of the international legal community in combating human trafficking, online child pornography, and armed conflicts. "Although we gather in a time of unprecedented difficulty - at a moment of true consequence - I believe we can all be proud of what our nations have achieved in recent years. By collaborating closely - in common cause, in good faith, and with mutual respect - we've addressed a host of transnational issues. From combating cybercrime, terrorism, and human trafficking, to fighting corruption and protecting our citizens from exploitation, abuse, and violence - together, we've made significant progress on a variety of fronts. And this week, we're sharing best practices for protecting some of the most vulnerable members of society - and prosecuting those who commit acts of sexual violence against women and children."

Attorney General Holder takes questions from University of Auckland School of Law students on their role in the international legal community.

Attorney General Holder leads a roundtable discussion at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Quintet of Attorneys General Attorney General Holder leads a roundtable discussion on international terrorist activity and other topics that included Attorneys General from the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Quintet of Attorneys General in Auckland, New Zealand.

Attorney General Holder meets with student members of the U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand's Student Advisor Group, a program founded to provide opportunities for students to engage with and support New Zealand youth.

Attorney General Holder speaks during a meeting of Attorneys General at the 5th Annual Quintet Meeting in Auckland, New Zealand.