Faculty of Law, Charles University
Prague, Czech Republic
November 29 - 30, 2018

THURSDAY 13:00 – 17:00   (Room No. 38)

13:00 – 14:45

Panel 1: UDHR – theoretical issues  

• Pavel Šturma: Invitation and Introduction to the topic
• Nona Kubanychbek: Role and legal effect of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Enis Omerovic: Universal Declaration of Human Rights – Statement of Customary International Law
• Nelly Areqelyan: Waiver of human rights. Right or a Challenge?

14:45 – 15:00

• Lukáš Machoň: Universal Declaration of Human Rights and prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment
• Martin Šolc: Health as Opportunity? Right to Health as a Special Case of the Right to Equality of Opportunities
• Katarína Šmigová: Right to a fair trial and rights of the accused

18:00

• Ivana Machoňová Schelongová: Are human rights universal? The legacy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Harald Ch. Scheu: The Universal Declaration and the Common Understanding of Human Rights
• Céline Braumann : Recent Recommendations Regarding Extraterritorial Effects - Quasi-Judicial Activism by Human Rights Treaty Bodies?  

10:45 – 11:00

• Prof. Olivier de Frouville: The Universal DeclarationofHumanRightsLegacyat 70: actual and futurechallenges?
• Lauren Baum: La répressionpénale de la corruption et les droits de l'Homme
• Victoria Bellami: L’ectogénèse et ledroitinternational des droits de l’Homme – De la fiction à la révolution
• Sarah Jamal: Confrontation de la DUDH au droit de l’environnement

15:45 – 16:30

• Kateřina Uhlířová: Arendt, Lemkin and the "Crime of Crimes": Some Thoughts on Protected Groups
• Anna Červeňáková:Genocide and ethnical-religiousconflict in Sudan