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17OCT 2023
human rights
Guest Talk in Harvard Seminar on Global Challenges to Democracy
On October 11, 2023, Prof. Dr. Katrin Kinzelbach gave the inaugural talk in a new seminar series on Global Challenges to Democracy, organized by the Ash Center at Harvard Kennedy School in cooperation with the Carr Center for Human Rights. Her talk was entitled “Academic Freedom: Empirical Data on a Contested Idea”. A recording can be viewed here. […]
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10OCT 2023
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Important Dates for First Semester Students
At the beginning of the lecture period of the winter semester 2023/24, there will be some introductory and welcome events. Please note that these events are all in German. Thursday, 12.10.2023 12:30-14:00 Introductory event BA Public Law (Schillerstraße 1, Juridicum, room 2.282): Prof. Dr. Markus Krajewski, Program Coordinator 14:00 City tour 15:30-17:00 Tutorium BA Public […]
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09OCT 2023
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Lecture “Preserving Taiwan’s Freedom” by Margaret Lewis (Seton Hall University) on 10/24/2023
Prof. Dr. Margaret Lewis (Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law) will give a lecture on October 24, 2023 at 6:15 p.m. as part of the lecture series “Freedom – Claim, Design, Empiricism” in the Senate Hall in the Kollegienhaus (KH 1.011), Universitätsstraße 15. You are cordially invited to attend! The lecture series […]
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05OCT 2023
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Documentation and Recordings of the CHREN-Conference on Migration and Health Care
In March 2023 the hybrid conference „Systemrelevant und systemisch benachteiligt? (Flucht-)Migration und Gesundheit: Zugang, Teilhabe und Beschäftigung“ on migration and health care took place at FAU Kollegienhaus. Purpose of this scientific and practice-oriented event was to address the multifaceted role of people with a migration background in Germany – both as recipients of health care […]In March 2023 the hybrid conference „Systemrelevant und systemisch benachteiligt? (Flucht-)Migration und Gesundheit: Zugang, Teilhabe und Beschäftigung“ on migration and health care took place at FAU Kollegienhaus. Purpose of this scientific and practice-oriented event was to address the multifaceted role of people with a migration background in Germany – both as recipients of health care […]
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05OCT 2023
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On current debates on migration and asylum in Germany and Europe – selected media articles with Petra Bendel
In the context of current debates on migration and asylum, Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel has been approached by numerous media outlets on her expertise. We have compiled a selection of articles (German/English/French) here: „Migrationsforscherin: Menschenwürde zurück auf die Agenda setzen“ (tagesschau, 05.10.2023) „Aufgeheizte Stimmung und mögliche Lösungen“ (Deutschlandfunk, 02.10.2023) „Germany Puts in Place Tougher Checkes […]In the context of current debates on migration and asylum, Prof. Dr. Petra Bendel has been approached by numerous media outlets on her expertise. We have compiled a selection of articles (German/English/French) here: „Migrationsforscherin: Menschenwürde zurück auf die Agenda setzen“ (tagesschau, 05.10.2023) „Aufgeheizte Stimmung und mögliche Lösungen“ (Deutschlandfunk, 02.10.2023) „Germany Puts in Place Tougher Checkes […]
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27SEP 2023
human rights
DKG’23 Panel on Digital Human Rights Documentation
The datafication of the world and the increasing availability of (geo)data opens up new opportunities for monitoring and documenting human rights violations, particularly in locations that are difficult to access due to security concerns. These advances raise technical and methodological challenges and opportunities whilst also posing fundamental ethical, legal, and political questions about data availability […]The datafication of the world and the increasing availability of (geo)data opens up new opportunities for monitoring and documenting human rights violations, particularly in locations that are difficult to access due to security concerns. These advances raise technical and methodological challenges and opportunities whilst also posing fundamental ethical, legal, and political questions about data availability […]
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