- 07.11.2024 - Professor Delphine Nakache contributes to pioneering research on housing for asylum seekers
- 05.11.2024 - Testimonial | Read Professor Pascale Fournier's account of Murray Sinclair's legacy in La Presse (in French)
- 04.11.2024 - Dismantling to Build Decarceral Futures: Understanding Prison Abolition with Professor Justin Piché
- 24.10.2024 - Opinion | Read HRREC Fellow Amanda Dale's opinion article in the Toronto Star: Gender-based violence is an epidemic in Canada. Here is one action government must do to protect women
- 17.10.2024 - Professor Packer takes students to symposium on the future of global institutions
- 15.10.2024 - Book | Academic member Christina Clark-Kazak published a new book - Aging In and Out of Place: Lived Experience of Forced Migration Across the Life Course (2024, Lived Places Publishing)
HRREC Newsletter - 15.11.2024
We are pleased to bring you news and upcoming events from the Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC).
HRREC upcoming events
WATCH IT ONLINE!
WATCH IT ONLINE!
Nov 20
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Nov 21
Third CAFA conference on academic freedom in the Americas
CAFA was founded in 2021 by Scholars at Risk, the Universidad de Monterrey & HRREC. Interpretation in English, Spanish + Portuguese available online!
EVENT IN PERSON
EVENT IN PERSON
Dec 2
End of immunity: Chile Eboe-Osuji, former Judge & President of the ICC
Pleased to partner with CIPS, the Faculty of Law International Law Group & ICJ Canada to present this event.
HRREC news
COMPETITION
COMPETITION
Are you our next Gordon F. Henderson Chair 2025-2028?
The competition for the Gordon F. Henderson Chair in Human Rights 2025-2028 is open! Deadline to apply is December 15, 2024.
CONGRATULATIONS!
CONGRATULATIONS!
A new Canada Research Chair for Professor Céline Castets-Renard
Read the article written by our colleagues from Civil Law on Professor Castet-Renard's new Tier 1 CRC in International and Comparative Law of AI.
HUMAN RIGHTS
HUMAN RIGHTS
Professor John Packer and HRREC Fellow Philip Leech-NGO in The Conversation
Don't miss this article in The Conversation on the dangers facing human rights activists.
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