The second week of our Online Symposium ends with the article ‚Lockdown measures as detention? – The case Terheş c La Roumanie‘ written by Katharina Koch. She
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Schlagwort: Human Rights
Can the refusal of a government to adapt expert ideas in their COVID-19 framework reach the status of crime against humanity?
In our next contribution to the Symposium Alexandre Guerreiro asks the question, if the refusal of a government to adapt expert ides in their COVID-19
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Privacy and the COVID-19 pandemic
The week starts with the next contribution to our Symposium „Human Rights during the pandemic“. Michelle Ariana Ospina Giraldo explains how the sudden shift of many
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“Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits” – also in Vaccine Development?
In this article of our Symposium „Human Rights during the Pandemic“ Florian Zenner discusses the question, whether and in which manner preferential access to new
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Giegerich (ed.) – Gender Equality and Gender Quotas for Political Participation in Europe: Comparative, International and Supranational Perspectives
To sum up our Online-Symposium on Gender Equality and Gender Quotas for Political Participation in Europe, all contributions are now available in one Saar Expert
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Giegerich: 75 Jahre Internationale Menschenrechtsrevolution
Anlässlich des heutigen Tags der Menschenrechte und 72. Jahrestags der Allgemeinen Erklärung der Menschenrechte skizziert Prof. Dr. Thomas Giegerich in unserem aktuellen Saar Expert Paper
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