Events

Visit this page for up to date information on our upcoming public events and academic conferences, as well as information on past events and follow ups.

Upcoming IHR Events

People protesting against drones

Drones, Morality and International Law

Part of the Current Legal Problems Series 2012-13 More...

Starts: May 16, 2013 6:00:00 PM

Egalite

Poverty and Rights: Can and Should the Law Promote Socio-Economic Equality? In collaboration with The Equal Rights Trust

Speakers:
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Starts: Jun 6, 2013 9:00:00 AM

Past IHR Events

Hands reaching out

Whose Poor / Who's Poor?: The Significance of Relative Deprivation

Speaker: Professor Judith Lichtenberg (Georgetown University) More...

Published: Jan 25, 2013 12:02:11 PM

A market seen in Dafur, Sudan

A Decade of Darfur - Why Genocide Continues Today

Speakers: More...

Published: Jan 24, 2013 4:59:00 PM

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Justice Bryer Event

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Feedback

  • "The discussion really changed my way of looking at the relationship between parliament and the courts and the role of parliament in deciding our civic duties, rather than the courts." Student Attending British Bill of Rights Debate (26/10/2011)
  • "The most sophisticated discussion I have attended on this subject." Academic attending British Bill of Rights Debate (26/10/2011)
  • "A fantastic initiative. It was about time someone took the lead on this and brought together leading experts on this subject. It should form the basis of a future research program." Academic Expert attending the Symposium on Prospects for Economic and Social Human Rights Indicators (14/10/2011)
  • "I am exhilarated to have been part of this highly original initiative. There has not been an academic event of this kind on this subject before and the Institute should be commended on taking the lead on this." Expert Contributor to the Special Symposium on Interpretivism in International Law (10/02/2011)

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