Finally, we are proud to announce our 4th #InternationalSummerSchool on #HumanRights: "Navigating Change – Contemporary Perspectives on Human Rights." August 25-29, 2025 in Dresden. Check out our programme here: https://t.co/B0BVPSmD9r
How to handle actual #humanrights challenges? From August 25 to August 29, 2025, students from all over the world learned about #climatechange, #publichealth and #AI out of a human right‘s perspective at the #summerschool. Thanks to everyone who helped to make this happen.
Starting our third day on #HumanRights and #AIDevelopment with a coffee talk in which Dr. Jan Hořeňovský and Prof. Dr. Roberto Calandra left us with a lot of food for thought on the future of #DataProtection with the fast development of #AITechnology
Behind the scenes: we not only have 80 participants on site, but also 70 online participants who are asking great questions and are thinking together about the future of human rights.
At a public event at @SummerOfRights, we are discussing how hybrid warfare involving migration flows should be assessed under European and international law, raising critical questions about how law and policy respond to migration as a tool of conflict.
How can states fight #lifestylediseases? @NatalieAbrokwa presented her researches on #NDCs from a human right‘s perspective. Thanks for her really engaging and interactive presentation.
What are they key challenges in integrating human rights into disaster risk reduction? Our participants have many answers—and solutions are also being developed.
In our second lecture on the intersection of #climate protection and #humanrights, Dr. Sebastian Losch talks about sinking countries and the right to return. How can #territoriality be redefined or reinterpreted in the face of the climate crisis today?
Join us for a discussion at @SummerOfRights: Migration as a New “Method of Warfare”: Legal Challenges for Individual Human Rights and the Demise of the Right to Asylum. Explore the topic with experts from the Landtag of Saxony, UNHCR, SWP, and TU Dresden at Frauenkirche Dresden.
In our #InterdisciplinaryTalk, Prof. Dr. Geir Ulfstein, Paul-Joël Kamtchang, Dr. Lys Kulamadayil, and Prof. Dr. Steiger discuss the opportunities and challenges of human rights in the 21st century. Many question marks, but also some room for optimism.