Dear Sir or Madam,

The Fondation René Cassin – International Institute of Human Rights organizes its 50th Summer School from 1st to 26th of July 2019 in Strasbourg (France).

This high-quality training was created by René Cassin, Nobel Peace Prize in 1970, and is dedicated to high level students in law, political and social sciences, academics and researchers, judges and lawyers, legal officers and other professionals who are dealing with human rights, national and international civil servants, members of NGO’s.

This year, the summer school will be organized in 2 units. Every interested person can register to Unit 1, Unit 2 or both:

• From 1st to 12th of July 2019: International Human Rights Law
• From 15th to 26th of July 2019: International Criminal and Humanitarian Law

Deadline for registration: 1st of March 2019.

Learn about registrations, programme of courses, registration fees, financial support from the Fondation : https://www.iidh.org/UK/index.php?p=page&idP=6
For any question, please contact : session@iidh.org

Feel free to circulate this information to  your network.

Yours faithfully,

Agathe Petit
Assistante de recherche / Research Assistant
Fondation René Cassin
2 allée René Cassin, 67000, Strasbourg, France
Téléphone / phone number : (+33) 3 88 45 84 49
https://www.iidh.org/

Dear all,

We’re delighted to announce that the Call for Papers for the 2019 conference in Potsdam, Germany, is now available on the conference website:
https://www.uni-potsdam.de/en/ahri2019.html

Also an update on the newsletter: The newsletter is our regular and principal means of communicating relevant updates from the Executive Committee, from the annual conference host institution, and information about, and from, the Member Institutes and Observers. I’ve had many requests from colleagues listed as Administrative Contacts in the AHRI database to receive the newsletter, which has so far been sent only to Official Representatives (and anyone else who has requested to receive the newsletter).

We have decided to now add all Administrative Contacts to the newsletter mailing list. We hope that this will also further increase distribution of the newsletter, which has grown into a vibrant source of updates on AHRI member institutes’ news. Please encourage distribution amongst your colleagues as a way of increasing information-flow between institutes.

We hope that the newsletter is a useful place to find and distribute information, but should you decide to unsubscribe from it, you can do so at any time via the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every newsletter. The named Official Contact person(s) will continue to receive essential AHRI communications from the Secretariat by email (including about the AGM agenda, membership renewal, and the annual conference bidding process).

As always, please get in touch at any time if you have any suggestions for AHRI initiatives.

Best wishes,

Elaine, on behalf of the AHRI Secretariat.

Dr Elaine Webster
Senior Lecturer
Director, Centre for the Study of Human Rights Law
Executive Secretary, Association of Human Rights Institutes
 

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