Webinar: Norwegian and international support to Human Rights Defenders - under and after COVID-19

 Andreas Follesdal, Professor, Director, PluriCourts, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo – “Alternative Legitimacy Theories of

This event is organized by PluriCourts of the University of Oslo, The Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM) and the Montaigne Centre at Utrecht University, the Human

Women’s rights Freedom of Expression/ and the relationship with Freedom of Religion or Belief Heiner Bielefeldt. UN System: Charter- based bodies, treaty based bodies

The following comments and suggestions mirror the outcome of a Consultation held in Oslo on October 17-18 2018, co-organized by the NCHR and the Geneva Academy of Humanitarian Law

He previously worked, inter alia, at the Peace Research Institute Oslo, the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, and the Office of the Prosecutor, International Criminal Tribunal

Status of inter-American human rights instruments as of April 2007 at the OAS website (www .oas .org); instruments of international humanitarian law as of April 2007 at the OHCHR

The International Department at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights promotes human rights through competence building, knowledge.. enhancement and

It will look at the role and support of the Norwegian government, Oslo Municipality, the University of Oslo and the Norwegian civil society in the protection of individuals