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| Public eventsPage contents > Forthcoming Events | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 Public events are a key part of the Centre’s activities, providing a critical and scholarly forum for discussion and debate. Through public lectures, seminars and conferences, the Centre enables scholars, practitioners, journalists and policy makers from the public, private, commercial and non-governmental sectors to examine critical issues in the field of human rights. Our events are open to all with no ticket or reservation required, unless otherwise stated. Forthcoming EventsSpeaking Out: Academic Freedom in the 21st Century 2010Anniversary: An act of memory - part of the LSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2009Broke: Voices from the Edge - performance by Ice and Fire Rwandan Courage and Survival - exhibition in partnership with SURF and LSE Arts Annual MSc Human Rights alumni event: 2008Human Rights Day Event: The Right of Rights 1948-2008 Field Notes: human rights defenders speak (In conjunction with Human Rights Watch UK) The International Criminal Court ten years on: An appraisal Documenting Disappearance: Algeria, state terrorism and the photographic image - in partnership with Autograph ABP Religious faith and human rights - Centre for the Study of Human Rights Alumni Event with the Forum on Religion Humans & Habitats: rethinking rights in an age of climate change Human Rights and Empire - in partnership with Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities 2007 Human Rights Day Lecture: Human rights in the 21st century: problems and prospects Field Notes: human rights defenders speak (In conjunction with Human Rights Watch UK) Marking a new era for equality and human rights in Britain Human Rights: Environmental security and human development in Africa Do war crime trials do more harm than good? Mental Health - A new frontier for human rights protection? Negotiating Justice: Human rights and peace agreements - with the Transitional Justice Institute and International Council on Human Rights Policy Testing New Medicines: humans for sale Legal Aid: human right or mere luxury? 2006Human Rights Day lecture: some old truths and necessary new directions Can Human Rights Survive? Field Notes: Human Rights Defenders Speak - with Human Rights Watch UK Refugee Solutions or Solutions to Refugeehood Human rights in the 21st Century: the case of China Refugee Solutions or Solutions to Refugeehood Reproduction: an issue of human rights Private military/security companies operating in situations of armed conflict: a gap in human rights and humanitarian law? Using Video for Change: WITNESS’ model for human rights advocacy Prosecuting Pinochet: the challenges and obstacles to the pursuit of justice in Chile The human rights of persons with disabilities: extending freedom to all Protecting human rights in an age of uncertainty Trying Saddam and other dictators – the limits of justice Why the human rights and environmental movements must be allies not adversaries 2005Human Rights Day Balloon Debate: who is the greatest of the 20th century? Human Rights and Non-judicial Remedies - The European Ombudsman's Perspective Fieldnotes: human rights defenders speak (in conjunction with Human Rights Watch UK) Can Human Rights Survive? The Crisis of Authority Respect for human rights is essential to economic development A New International Legal Order?: The challenge for International Law post 9/11 Equity, protection and the incitement to religious hatred Torture: the ultimate abuse of human rights? Britain in 2005 – is there any access to justice for asylum seekers and migrants? Staging human rights in prison Equality and human rights: sibling companions or false friends? Human rights under attack Britain's proposed new equality and human rights commission Reducing poverty: how human rights can help 2004Rights behind bars: the conditions and treatment of those in detention Doing Justice to the Dead Human rights and impunity in Columbia Human rights and democracy is a state of transition: how the Czech Republic has fared Field Notes: an exploration of the methodology of human rights monitors Is the idea of human rights now doing more harm than good? Compensation for Land Acquisition of Tribals: the promise of law and a lawyer’s perspective of the reality Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in Occupied Iraq: current problems and future prospects Human Rights for Women: liberation or mere rhetoric? Why isn't education free? Human Rights responses to commercialisation and indoctrination Freedom in Blair's Britain Human Rights, Civil Liberties And Democracy: ideas in conflict or in partnership? 2003International Human Rights Day 2003 Non-State actors under international human rights law Economics and Human Rights: common ground or continual conflict? Free speech, Human Rights and Western Values? Field Notes: An exploration of the methodology of human rights monitors The European Convention 50 years on Coping with the Weapons of Tomorrow: ethics and rules Immigration Detention in the UK - children and vulnerable people Human Rights in the Indian Tradition: the quest for a universal model Enforcement of Economic and Social Rights Human Rights in Africa Guantanamo - a challenge to international human rights Equality and the Canadian Charter of Rights Terrorism, morality and human rights 2002Protecting Human Rights in an anti-terrorist world Seminar by Noam Chomsky World Poverty: New Policies to Defeat an Old Enemy Parliament and Human Rights in the UK: Two Years On From Rhetoric to Reality: making human rights work Human rights in the UK: from political aspirations to binding legal norms Field Notes: An exploration of the methodology of human rights monitors Discourses of truth, trauma and reconciliation in post-conflict societies: psychologising the Nation The Return of the Native: A Critique of the Indigenous Rights Movement Gender Equality and Multiculturalism: Competing Equality Claims? The Law of War in the Age of Terror Sex Equality, Entitlements, and the Capabilities Approach Discordant notes: the problem of war crimes trials Human rights and cultural relativism 2001Coercive versus non-coercive implementation of international human rights Coercive versus non-coercive implementation of international human rights 11 September: Human Rights Dimensions Hate speech, controversy and intolerance: Durban and beyond Hate speech, controversy and intolerance: Durban and beyond Human rights monitors: field notes A Rule of Law for the International community: Is it achievable? Hate speech and Xenophobia Asylum and Refugee Rights: 50 years on Human Rights: Cause of, or cure for, the 'moral crisis' in liberal democracies? Preventing deadly conflict: The role and responsibility of governments and NGOs 20002000 International criminal justice: Is it really so needed in the present world community? 1999Human rights, the prevention of conflict and the international protection of minorities: a contemporary paradigm for contemporary challenges ^ Back to top
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