Copenhagen ActInCourts Network Workshop
In early October 2019, ActInCourts (Activists in International Courts) network members met at iCourts, at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. This workshop offered the opportunity to share knowledge among our partner institutions to identify and gather desirable data to supplement existing sources such as Cichowski’s, Kahraman’s and Haddad and Sundstrom’s databases. The Copenhagen networking workshop […]
UBC ActInCourts
Sharing research on NGO involvement in international human rights courts
What is legal mobilization?
Litigation with the end goal of establishing human rights protection for a larger group of individuals, changing national law-enforcement practices, or adopting new laws.
What are Regional International Human Rights Courts?
International human rights courts are based in geographic regions, and are shaping state policy around the world.
Who influences international human rights jurisprudence, and how?
Regional international human rights courts have an increasing influence over state policy and our lives, making it crucial to understand who exactly drives human rights jurisprudence.
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