The First Annual ChYRP International Conference on Children’s Rights - From Hopelessness to Hopefulness: Strengthening Children’s Rights and Well-being during and after Crisis
Jerusalem, 15-16 December 2024
Proposal submission deadline: September 6th 2024The recently-established Child and Youth Rights Program (ChYRP) at the Minerva Center for Human Rights, in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Faculty of Law, is holding an international conference to explore and promote the exchange of knowledge on transitioning from crisis to healing among children and adolescents in times of crisis and recovery. The conference will offer a child-focused, interdisciplinary, hopeful and future-oriented outlook. Attendance will be in person, but if circumstances do not permit, online participation will be accepted for individual attendees.
This will be the first in our new annual series of ChYRP international conferences on children’s rights.
Researchers in children’s rights, child well-being, childhood studies and related disciplines are invited to submit proposals for individual presentations or panel sessions related to the conference topics. Authors of selected proposals may be offered full or partial flight and accommodation expenses.
The full Conference Call for Papers is attached, and can be found here.
The 19th Annual Minerva Conference on International Humanitarian Law - The Gaza War and International Law: Norms and Institutions
Jerusalem, 17-18 December 2024
Submission deadline: 20 August 2024The 19th Annual Minerva Conference on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Minerva Center for Human Rights will focus on international law aspects of the current escalation of the armed hostilities between Israel and Hamas, which followed from the attack of 7 October 2023. The discussion will include an inquiry of applicable jus ad bellum norms, IHL, and the study of the role of international courts and quasi-judicial mechanisms.
The conference will take place on 17-18 December 2024, in Jerusalem. The conference will be held in an in-person format but would also allow for online presentations.
Recipients of this call for papers are invited to submit proposals to present a paper at the conference.
The full Conference Call for Papers is attached, and can be found here.