Seminar Series

Doctoral Programme Human Rights in Contemporary Societies

2021/2022

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Can human rights legal mobilization be decolonized? Notes in the light of intersectionality and epistemologies of the South

Seminar

Can human rights legal mobilization be decolonized? Notes in the light of intersectionality and epistemologies of the South

Cecília MacDowell Santos (CES/USF)

January 14, 2022, 17h00 (GMT)

Online

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Transitional Justice and Human Rights: Goals and Challenges in a Historical Perspective

Seminar | Doctoral Programme Human Rights in Contemporary Societies

Transitional Justice and Human Rights: Goals and Challenges in a Historical Perspective

Natália Bueno (CES)

November 30, 2021, 15h00-17h00

Room 1, CES | Alta

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A Being that was not made to suffer: on the difference of the human and the differences between humans

Seminar | DOCTORAL PROGRAMME IN HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES

A Being that was not made to suffer: on the difference of the human and the differences between humans

João Arriscado Nunes (CES/FEUC)

November 22, 2021, 15h00

Room 1, CES | Alta

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What do we mean when we talk about statues?

Seminar | HUMAN RIGHTS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES

What do we mean when we talk about statues?

Rahul Rao (Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study / University of St Andrews)

16 November 2021, 03:00pm-04:30pm (GMT+01)

Online

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