What do anti-protest laws and restrictions mean for climate activists?
Join us online for a discussion w. Samira Akbarian on the increasing challenges faced by protesters in exercising their right to freedom of assembly.
📅 8.5, 12pm CEST
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Student visits Human Rights Watch Berlin are becoming a tradition: Today we brought MIA Human Rights & Global Governance students Hertie School to HRW to exchange w. researchers on advocacy, technology & retroactive justice.
💐 Thanks to Sam Dubberley, Luciana Tellez-Chavez & Fred Abrahams.

Join us Hertie School for a discussion w. Patricia Heimann of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales on policy work at G7 & G20. This seminar is part of the series on global ethics with Richard Bellamy 🇺🇦.
📅 24.4, 5pm CEST
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PhD researcher at Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School Vera Wriedt presenting at CentreForHumanRights this week. Vera's research at the Centre for Fundamental Rights focuses on borders, expulsions and human rights.

What happens behind the scenes at global political summits?
Join us for a seminar Hertie School w. Patricia Heimann of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales for a discussion on policy work at G7 & G20
📅 24.4, 5pm CEST
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We are happy to welcome Ilham Rawoot Ilham Rawoot 🇵🇸 as a visiting practice fellow Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School for 2024!
Ilham is a climate activist & journalist, whose writing focuses on fighting corporate impunity in the fossil fuel industry.
Learn more about her work here:
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Great seeing so many Hertie School students and alumni at our human rights networking event w. speakers from Amnesty International Human Rights Watch ECCHR Deutsche Umwelthilfe SOS Humanity Transparency International AktionGegenDenHunger Brot für die Welt Access Now GPPi Integrity Watch Af

📢 We are thrilled to welcome our new postdoctoral researcher Yordan Nugraha to Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School!
Yordan will work on the DFG public | @[email protected] project 'Deep Impact through Soft Jurisprudence', examining the contributions of #UNTB caselaw to international #humanrightslaw .
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⚖️ How significant are judges' backgrounds?
Join us tomorrow, 5pm Hertie School for a presentation by Andreas Follesdal Universitetet i Oslo on the relevance of diversity in international judiciaries; part of the global ethics series chaired by Richard Bellamy 🇺🇦
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Today at 11:30 CEST senior researcher Grażyna Baranowska will address a hearing on missing persons of the European Parliament's LIBE Committee Press & JURI Committee Press highlighting state obligations to search and investigate, family rights & migrant vulnerability.
Livestream: multimedia.europarl.europa.eu/en/webstreamin…

In a new study Nordic Journal of International Law, Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School researcher Silvia Steininger & co-authors William Hamilton Byrne & Raphael Oidtmann map how international law interacts with the social sciences via a detailed analysis of IL scholarship & funding structures.
👇 Read it here: brill.com/view/journals/…

What's at stake with the increased automation of public decision-making?
In a new article German Law Journal, Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School researcher Francesca Ettore Palmiotto examines automated decision-making under EU law & investigates legal protection under the #GDPR and the #AIAct .
👉cambridge.org/core/journals/…

⚖️ How diverse should international courts be?
Join us for a presentation & discussion with Andreas Follesdal of Universitetet i Oslo on the relevance of diversity in international judiciaries; part of the global ethics series chaired by Richard Bellamy 🇺🇦.
📅10.4, 5 pm
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How can courts protect children's environmental rights?
As part of our spring research colloquium, Aoife Nolan Nottingham Law HumanRightsLawCentre will present her article 'Children and Future Generations: Democracy in the Courts?'
🗓️ 10.4, 12 pm
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What is at stake with the increasing automation of public decision-making?

In a new article German Law Journal, Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School & AFAR researcher Francesca Ettore Palmiotto examines automated decision-making under EU law.

Read here:

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How do the tax practices of large corporations relate to #humanrights worldwide?
Join us today at 5 pm Hertie School for the 1st event in our series on Global Ethics: A seminar on 'taxploitation' with Prof Juri Viehoff of Utrecht University & Richard Bellamy 🇺🇦.
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Looking forward to our annual Human Rights Networking event, organised by our Student Advisory Board!
This is a great opportunity to hear from & meet representatives from various #humanrights organisations.
👇 Registration for Hertie students and alumni:
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In her recent paper German Law Journal, Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School researcher Silvia Steininger examines the politicisation of the German Federal Constitutional Court's informal practices against the backdrop of the shifting political landscape in Germany.
👇 Read here:
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Listen to Centre for Fundamental Rights - Hertie School Postdoc researcher Francesca Ettore Palmiotto speaking with Fair Trials about the role of civil society organisations in raising awareness on how #AI is shaping the criminal justice system.

Join us on Wednesday, 3.4 at 5 pm for the first of three upcoming seminars on Global Ethics!
This seminar on 'taxploitation' features Prof Juri Viehoff of Utrecht University & is chaired by Richard Bellamy 🇺🇦.
More details here👇
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