CHINA PROGRAMME - Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (NCHR) University of Oslo UPDATE 3, 2009 (June - September 2009)

Our Master programme in ‘The Theory and Practice of Human Rights’ shall educate international and Norwegian students to see their learning in a broader social and multi-

The quality and robustness of this knowledge relies on the quality of human rights research, and quality depends on methodological rigor and good use of methods..

recognition of human rights by right-violators has been described as the tribute vice pays to virtue, it can nevertheless have civilizing effects. For this reason, the rejection of

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

Butenschøn: Professor of political science and international relations, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, where he served as Director for

Environmental Displacement, Forced Migration and International Law - From legal Protection Gaps to Protection Solutions, Isabel Borges, Guest Researcher, Norwegian

Map also shows directions from Scandic Solli to the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights in Cort Adelers Gate 30, 2 min walk. Directions from Oslo Central Station to Scandic Hotel

Participation in Sino-Norwegian human rights dialogue meeting, Oslo, October 18-19 Four China Programme staff participated in the human rights dialogue meeting between Norway