Upcoming events.
Celebrating 10 Years of HRCP!
HRCP was founded in 2014 to supplement existing courses at IHEID, particularly in the context of conflict or post-conflict environments. Since then, we have organised events ranging from panel discussions, networking events, filmscreenings and informal chats. These events have touched on a variety of themes from statelessness, to children's protection in conflict and indigenous rights, and continues to strive to bring attention to these key issues.
HRCP therefore warmly invites you to join us in raising a glass to an incredible 10 years and for those still to come!
The celebration will take place on June 22 at 15:00 in Perle du Lac. The event is open to all students and alumni and light refreshments will be provided.
Film Screening: Draw for Change
Hosted by the Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy and HRCP Initiative, and in collaboration with the Freedom Cartoonists Foundation, this film tells the story the Indian cartoonist Rachita Taneja, who faced contempt proceedings following her outspoken campaigns for neutrality, free speech, and privacy. Rachita herself will be present at the event for a discussion!
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Human Rights Congress: Empowering Silenced Voices
The HRCP is thrilled to invite you to its Human Rights Congress: Empowering Silenced Voices, happening on April 25 and 26!
Join us over the course of two days for a series of events tackling the complex challenge of preserving and protecting freedom of expression in an increasingly polarised and digital world!
These will include a high-level panel on preserving journalists’ freedom of speech, with a keynote speech by the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression, as well as a screening of the award-winning documentary “Bad Press”, and a workshop on using open source intelligence led my experts from Neuer Zürcher Zeitung.
To learn more about these events and our speakers head to our Instagram: @hrcpinitiative_iheid.
To sign up to our events, click on the link: https://linktr.ee/HRCP_GISA
WHAT TO EXPECT?
Panel: Keynote speech by Irene Khan (UN Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Opinion and Expression), Stéphane Bussard (International Geneva Correspondent, Le Temps), Caroline Vuillemin (Director General, Fondation Hirondelle), Pierre Dagard (Head of Advocacy, Reporters without Borders), Stefania di Stefano (Project Officer, Geneva Human Rights Platform).
Workshop: Jessica Eberhart (OSINT-Researcher, NZZ) and Adina Renner (Visual Journalist, NZZ)