The evolution of the position and role of human rights in political systems

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RC26 IPSA Interim Conference:

‘The evolution of the position and role of human rights in political systems’

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland, Słubice Campus,

Academic directors: Jedrzej Skrzypczak, Oscar Pérez de la Fuente

28 November 2024 (hybrid mode)

Link to connect: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/0bd221929b1e4366af31417175e7cf58

More information: https://humanrights.webphilosophia.com/archivos/246

THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Panel 1 “The position of human rights in global and regional political systems”
o 11.30-13.00 Warsaw/Madrid time
Chair: Prof. Oscar Pérez de la Fuente, (Carlos III University of Madrid, Vice-Chair of RC26 IPSA),

  1. Dr. Michael Kilburn (Endicott College Beverly, MA USA)
    Anarchy, State, and Utopia: the D/Evolution of the Position and Role of Human Rights in Political Systems.”
  2. Prof. Peter Smuk, (Széchenyi István University Faculty of Law and Political Sciences)
    Integrity of Democratic Process – New Narratives on Sovereignty Protection?
  3. Prof. Semahagn Abebe, (Endicott College Beverly, MA USA),
    Double Standards in International Responses to Human Rights Violations: A Case Study of Ethiopia
    Discussant: Prof. Cassius Guimaraes Chai, (Universidade Federal do Maranhão /PPGDIR/Law/ /PPGAERO/Aerospace Engineering/ and Faculdade de Direito de Vitória (PPGD/Law), member of RC26 IPSA Board)

  4. Panel 2 “The next generations of human rights – attempts at diagnosis and prediction”
    o 13.15-14.45 Warsaw/Madrid time
    Chair: Prof. Anju Gupta, (Head of Department of Political Science JECRC, University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India; member of RC26 IPSA board)
  5. Dr Marco Marsili (Research Institute for International Studies, Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Cà Foscari University of Venice, Italy).
    Safeguarding the Future: Developing the Next Generation of Human Rights for Digital and Cognitive Domains
  6. Prof. Ravisankar R S (Department of Political Science, NSS College, Pandalam, affiliated to the University of Kerala, India)
    The Next Generation Human Rights in India: A Troubleshooting Approach
  7. Katarzyna Sypień (Project Assistant, Jagiellonian University, Poland, ),
    Climate Change and the Right to Exist: Examining Collective Rights and Territorial Sovereignty in Vulnerable Asian States
    Discussant: Prof. Jedrzej Skrzypczak, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, Chair of RC26 IPSA)

  8. Panel 3 “The role of human rights in national political systems. A cross-continental perspective”
    15.15-16.30 Warsaw/Madrid time
    Chair: Prof. Alex Sander Xavier Pires (The Law Department of the Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, chair elect of RC26 IPSA)
  9. Prof. Iwona Wrońska, (Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland),
    Canadian Immigration Policies and the Protection of Human Rights
  10. Dorina Anna Tóth (Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary)
    The Bumpy Roads of the Fight against the Exploitation of Women: A Historical Examination of the Regulation of Prostitution in Hungary
  11. Dr Tomasz Litwin, (Ignatianum University in Cracow)
    The Polish Dispute over Abortion from the Human Rights Perspective
  12. Dr Tomasz Wicha (the Department of Theory and Methodology of Political Science and Administration, the Institute of Political Science and Administration, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland)
    The issue of the protection of human rights on the political market in Poland in the context of the migration crisis on the border with Belarus (since 2021) and the Russian – Ukrainian war (since 2022)
  13. Aleksandra Oczkowicz, (PhD student ,Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland),
    The Role of Independent Trade Unions in Belarus as Social Activists Post-2020 Protests
    Discussant: Furqan Ahmed (South Asia Research Institute for Minorities SARIM, Karachi, Pakistan, Secretary of RC26 Board)

  1. Panel 4 “Human rights in concepts of de-globalisation and re-globalisation”
    o 16.45-18.15 Warsaw/Madrid time
    Chair: Prof. Cassius Guimaraes Chai, (Universidade Federal do Maranhão /PPGDIR/Law/ /PPGAERO/Aerospace Engineering/ and Faculdade de Direito de Vitória (PPGD/Law), member of RC26 IPSA Board)
  2. Oscar Pérez de la Fuente (Carlos III University of Madrid)
    Re-globalisation as an Emerging Paradigm for Human Rights
  3. Prof. Alex Sander Xavier Pires (Law Department of the Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa),
    Human Rights in the Concept of Sustainable Development
  4. Furqan Ahmed (South Asia Research Institute for Minorities SARIM, Karachi, Pakistan)
    Human Rights in the Era of Deglobalization: Tensions Between National Sovereignty and International Norms online
  5. Prof. Jedrzej Skrzypczak, prof., Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland,
    Deglobalisation trends and the protection of human rights in contempory politicals systems
  6. Discussant: Dr Radwan Ziadeh (Arab Center – Washington D.C., USA, member of RC26 IPSA board)

Scientific Board
o Prof. Oscar Pérez de la Fuente (Carlos III University of Madrid) – chair
o Prof. Magdalena Musiał-Karg ( AMU) – vice -chair,
o Prof. Jędrzej Skrzypczak (AMU) – vice-chair
o Prof. Natasza Lubik-Reczek (AMU)
o Prof. Andrzej Stelmach (AMU)
o Prof. Krzysztof Urbaniak (AMU)


Organisational Committee
o Prof. Magdalena Musiał-Karg (AMU) – chair, Prof. Natasza Lubik-Reczek (AMU)- vice-chair
o Prof. Jędrzej Skrzypczak (AMU) Emil Plewa – (secretary of the conference)

CALL FOR PAPERS: INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM

“HOW HAVE YEARS 2020-2021 CHANGED THE WORLD? 

NEW CHALLENGES TO HUMAN RIGHTS IN 

THE 21ST CENTURY “ 

This international Symposium will be hosted by the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland, on 9 and 10 December 2021 (University website: https://wnpid.amu.edu.pl/en/home).

The COVID-19 pandemia has changed many aspects of human and social life. It proves to be an unprecedented experience. This crisis requires unusual solutions, regulations, and a strong response to limit the disease’s spread and protect societies. However, it could be an excuse to introduce oppressive surveillance and undermine human rights, e.g., political, social, and cultural rights, especially the freedom of expression, the right to privacy. The W.H.O. proclamation of the COVID-19 as pandemic on March 11, 2020, led many countries to declare a state of emergency and grant extraordinary powers to their governments. 

It is expected that during the workshop, the speakers will consider and analyze the impact of COVID-19 on diverse aspects of protection of human rights, in a specific condition of democracy and political rights under lockdown in numerous regions and states, and also the right to health and health-care, equitable access to vaccination, as well as the influence of the health crisis on freedom of expression and media freedom, freedom of movement and privacy.

Due to the pandemic restrictions, the organizers consider all modes of conducting the workshop, i.e., off-line, on-line, and a hybrid version. Each paper-giver will make a 15-minute presentation. Once the panelists have concluded their appearances, the discussant will provide a brief set of oral comments (10-15 minutes). The panel chair will then open the floor to discussion and questions from the audience (45-60 minutes).

This Symposium will be organized in 5 panels, with the following topics: 

a) Democracy and political rights under lockdown

b) The right to health and health-care and equitable access to vaccination during COVID-19 pandemic, 

c) The impact of the health crisis on freedom of expression and media freedom

d) Freedom of movement and privacy in the time of COVID-19 pandemic,

e) Key human rights during COVID-19 pandemic. Impact of COVID-19 on some aspects of human rights.

Each panel will have a Chair and a Discussant. 

Abstracts (up to 400 words) and other information queries should be sent to j

Jedrzej.skrzypczak@amu.edu.pl

The deadline to send abstracts is 10 October 2021.

The deadline by which to receive complete papers for publication is 31 December 2021.. 

It is envisaged that two or three participants will be offered free hotel accommodation. These participants will be chosen based on the quality of their papers and CVs.