Editing Agnès Callamard (section)

===Other work===
In 2001, Callamard was the founding director of the [[Humanitarian Accountability Partnership International]], where she oversaw field trials in [[Afghanistan]], [[Cambodia]] and [[Sierra Leone]] and created an international self-regulatory body for humanitarian agencies committed to strengthening accountability to disaster-affected populations. She was in this position until 2004.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2014-04-01 |title=Agnes Callamard |url=https://dartcenter.org/bio/agnes-callamard |access-date=2022-07-04 |website=Dart Center |language=en}}</ref>

In October 2004, Callamard took the position of Executive Director of [[Article 19]], an international human-rights organization.

In November 2013, Callamard was appointed Director of [[Columbia University]]'s Global Freedom of Expression initiative.<ref name="Agnès Callamard"/>

In 2016 she was nominated by France to become the fourth [[OSCE]] Special Representative on Freedom of the Media. Despite being a popular choice to replace [[Dunja Mijatović]] her nomination was strongly opposed by Russia and other eastern European countries.