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Home » Events » Public Lectures and Other Events » 9 June 2018: Panel Discussion “Human Rights in Crisis – Challenged Human Rights Protection as Sign of a Transformation of International Law?”		News Upcoming Public Event: Panel Discussion on “International Law Beyond the Current Crises” On 26 September 2024, the Berlin Potsdam Research Group “The International Rule of Law – Rise or Decline?” takes great pleasure in inviting you to the Panel Discussion on "International Law beyond the Current Crises". read the whole text here KFG welcomes new fellow: Prof. Dr. Janina Dill The Research Group welcomes Prof. Dr. Janina Dill as new fellow. read the whole text here Upcoming Public Event: Book Discussion “The Refugee Convention and its Protocol – What Future Role for International Refugee Law?” On 16 May 2024, the Berlin Potsdam Research Group “The International Rule of Law – Rise or Decline?” takes great pleasure in inviting you to the book discussion “The Refugee Convention and its Protocol – What Future Role for International Refugee Law?”. read the whole text here Contact us: Berlin Potsdam Research Group International Rule of Law - Rise or Decline? Thielallee 69 14195 Berlin e-Mail: info(at)kfg-intlaw.de subscribe to mailing list follow us on
News Events Meetings of the Research Group Lunch Talks Conferences and Workshops Public Lectures and Other Events funding by Information on the funding programme	Public Lectures and Other Events 9 June 2018: Panel Discussion “Human Rights in Crisis – Challenged Human Rights Protection as Sign of a Transformation of International Law?” As part of the Long Night of the Sciences (Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften) on 9 June 2018, the Research Group hosted a panel discussion about “Human Rights in Crisis – Challenged Human Rights Protection as Sign of a Transformation of International Law?”. 70 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the fate of international human rights seems to be uncertain. Regional courts like the European Court of Human Rights and universal UN Human Rights bodies are increasingly criticized by states and members of civil society. Is this a short-term phenomenon concerning a long-term development towards an ever growing juridification of human rights protection? Or is this a sign of a fundamental change in global structures? Can (and should) international law still play a significant role in furthering the values of human rights? Panelists: Prof. Pierre d’Argent (University of Louvain), Prof. Andrew Hurrell (University of Oxford), Prof. Paolo Palchetti (University of Macerata) Chair: Dr. Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam)

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