Introduction:

The key objective of an international human rights laws seminar is to bring together a diverse group of people who are committed to advancing human rights and to provide them with the knowledge, skills, and networks they need to do so effectively.

The seminar will take place at the esteemed Lincoln’s Inn old court room in London from July 17-20. The seminar aims to address a broad range of pressing human rights issues, including civil and political rights, economic, social, and cultural rights, and the rights of marginalized and vulnerable groups. The event offers a variety of sessions, including keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive workshops, led by distinguished experts in the field.

The seminar provides legal professionals with a unique opportunity to learn from top barristers, retired judges, and university professors, alongside the participation of international non-governmental organizations. Additionally, the seminar offers guidance on how to qualify as a solicitor or barrister in the UK, and discounted membership with the International Bar Association.

One of the key aspects of this seminar is its provision of a unique opportunity for participants to learn about the latest developments in human rights law and policy. Through the input of renowned experts in the field, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the most pressing human rights issues and how to approach them. Participants will also have the opportunity to network with peers and colleagues from around the world, fostering valuable professional connections and partnerships.

Overall, the International Human Rights Seminar offers a unique opportunity for individuals to expand their knowledge and expertise in human rights, while also making connections with like-minded individuals around the world that will benefit their professional endeavours.

Objectives

  • Provide an overview of the international human rights legal framework.
  • Analyze the challenges facing the implementation and enforcement of international human rights laws.
  • Explore the opportunities for advancing human rights protections through international legal mechanisms.
  • Examine the role of civil society, including human rights defenders and non-governmental organizations
  • Highlight current human rights issues and violations around the world
  • Foster discussion and exchange of ideas among participants from diverse backgrounds

Key Features

  • Diverse global participant base.
  • Lecture from top Barristers, retired judge and university professors.
  • International non-governmental organizations participation.
  • Guidance to qualify as solicitor/ barrister in the UK.
  • Tour of the historically significant Lincoln Inn estate.
  • Networking and partnership opportunities
  • Discounted membership with the International Bar Association.
  • Certification for seminar Participation.

Venue

The Seminar is being organized at The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn Old Court Room which is situated in the heart of London. The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn is recognised as being one of the world’s most prestigious professional bodies of judges and lawyers.

Historic Lincoln’s inn Estate Tour:

As part of the seminar, we have added a tour of the Historically Significant Lincoln’s Inn Estate, which will be led by a member of the Inn’s staff and will last around 90 minutes.  The Inn’s estate comprises buildings from all 600 years of the Inn’s history, from late mediaeval to building work completed in 2019. https://www.lincolnsinn.org.uk/the-estate/tours-of-lincolns-inn

If you have impaired mobility, please let us knows in advance so a suitable tour route with lift access can be arranged

Language

The language of the seminar will be English. All presentations, discussions, and materials will be conducted and provided in English. It is expected that participants have a strong command of the English language in order to fully engage in the seminar’s content and activities.

The seminar is designed for a diverse audience consisting of lawyers, scholars, social activists, practitioners, policymakers, and individuals working in various NGOs.

Mission Statement

The International Human Rights Laws Seminar is an academic exercise that seeks to understand where and why international laws are failing to protect human rights. The seminar is not intended to target any particular country, but rather to focus on the broader challenges facing the international human rights system. By exploring the reasons for these failures, the seminar aims to identify ways to improve the international human rights system and make it more effective in protecting the rights of all people.

The seminar will be conducted in an academic setting, and will feature presentations by leading experts in the field of international human rights laws. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss and debate the issues raised in the presentations, and to develop their own ideas for how to improve the international human rights system.

The seminar is open to all interested individuals, regardless of their background or nationality. It is hoped that the seminar will provide participants with a deeper understanding of the challenges facing the international human rights system, and that it will inspire them to take action to make the world a more just and equitable place for all people.

Registration: £ 100 (non-refundable)
Seminar Participation: £ 1,450 

(Registration fee will be adjusted in participation fee)

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