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NUORO, SARDINIA, ITALY 15Th-20Th JULY 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL unissUNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI SASSARI CENTRO STUDI SUI DIRITTI DELLA PERSONA E DEI POPOLI - NUORO giurisprudenzaDIPARTIMENTO DI GIURISPRUDENZA «The Future of Human Rights in Europe» IV Edition of International Summer School Gianfranca Deiana Consorzio Universitario Nuoro NUORO, SARDINIA, ITALY 15th-20th JULY 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro www.uninuoro.it/summerschool La Signora del Corrasi (Oliena, NU) - ph. Andrea Ganu del Corrasi Signora La The Future of Human Rights 2 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro The Faculty of Law of Sassari University, the Center for collaboration, with member states and national legal Studies of the Person and of People and the Association authorities. In this, they are pursuing achievement of one for the Promotion of University Studies in Central Sardinia of the most vital aspects of European integration, that of (Uninuoro), under the patronage of the European Court European Human Rights. The urgent need to improve of Human Rights, the European Parliament and the Bar understanding of issues linked to the protection of Association of Nuoro, in collaboration with the Town fundamental human rights is increasingly clear. This is no Council of Nuoro, Europe Direct Nuoro and the Italian longer a topic for a few specialists but has become a key Council for the European Movement, announce the social and legal area which no branch of the legal fourth International Summer School on «The Future of profession can aord to ignore. The Summer School Human Rights in Europe » to be held in Nuoro from 15th programme includes lectures, case studies and work- to 20th July, 2019. shops, providing advanced education on the evolution The Summer School is an intensive course which takes and consolidation of human rights protection in Europe. place over ve days and is designed to provide an Particular emphasis is placed on the safeguards provided in-depth interdisciplinary view of the subject. It oers by the Council of Europe and the European Union, the participants an overall view of Human Rights protection co-existence between these two, the participation of the in Europe, both under the umbrella of the Council of European Union in the European Convention on Human Europe and the related practices of the European Court Rights and the fundamental role played by the European of Human Rights, and within the framework of the EU Court of Human Rights. and the case law of the European Court of Justice, with The lecturers come from Italian and international univer- particular regard to changes introduced by Article 6 of sities, are ocials in Italian and European Institutions, the Treaty on European Union (TEU) members of the judiciary, lawyers, or representatives of Important developments are tending to drive conver- organizations working in the eld of Human Rights. gence of these two systems which, for a long time, appeared to be competing and alternative, but which are now developing a commitment, rstly, to horizontal collaboration with each other and, secondly, to vertical The Future of Human Rights 3 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro With the aim of encouraging an international dimension deeper into the prospects for human rights protection in in university and post-university education, the Summer various contexts within contemporary society. Of imme- School aims to provide an intensive course in the eld of diate relevance is the international protection of migrants Human Rights in Europe. By integrating and diversifying (with a focus on tracking of women and minors) and of the university teaching programme on European Union the disabled, with particular reference to European Law and the international protection of Human Rights, it policies on social inclusion. Full days of study will be targets the involvement of a far wider range of people as dedicated to the reception of migrants and socially useful learners with the goal of promoting a more inclusive, projects, as also to Brexit and its uncertain impact on the informed and coherent society. The course will provide future of citizens’ rights. In addition, two days will be exible and informal learning pathways using a mixture devoted to the relationship of Human Rights to technolo- of lectures, debates, and the exchange of ideas, with a gical development and bioethics. Those taking part in dynamic analytical approach supported by a combina- discussions will include distinguished academics, repre- tion of graphic materials, videos and presentations. The sentation from the group British in Europe and a judge examination of recent judgements from the European from the European Union Court of Justice. Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice of the European Union in study meetings, which may also be held in English, French or Spanish, will dig The Future of Human Rights 4 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro The Summer School is aimed at undergradua- tes, doctoral students, researchers, teachers, solicitors, barristers, magistrates and other members of the legal professions, representati- ves of NGOs in the Human Rights sector, other experts in the sector and all who wish to At the end of the course, three scholarships of €200 each, improve their knowledge of international and dedicated to the memory of Dr. Gianfranca Deiana, will be European Human Rights protection. Partici- awarded as partial nancing for a study trip of 7 days to pants from across Europe (Greece, Spain, the Toledo Campus of International Excellence of the Germany, Croatia) and beyond (Iran, Turkey, University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM), where Congo, Syria) have attended previous Summer participants will follow a set of lectures under the Schools. The course will have a minimum of 20 responsibility of the Jean Monnet Chair of European Law, and a maximum of 40 participants. 10 places and to the Madrid oces of two of the most important are reserved for students of the University of specialised Agencies of the United Nations (UNWTO - Sassari (either Sassari or Nuoro sections). United Nations World Tourism Organization e UNHCR - UN Summer School participants who are registe- Refugee Agency). red on a degree course in the Faculty of Law at A certicate of attendance showing the achievement of 5 the University of Sassari will receive 5 CFUs CFUs (university training units - crediti formativi (university training for optional training. universitari) will be issued at the end of the International Summer School. Lawyers attending the course will receive 15 ongoing education credits, distributed as 3 credits for each of the 5 sessions within the Summer School Programme These may also be booked separately with an appropriate reduction in the course fee (€30,00 per day). The Future of Human Rights 5 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro Application must be made by email using the form For any payments made after that date, the fee is provided in the Summer School 2019 section on increased to €200. www.giuriss.it or www.uninuoro.it. The form must In order to complete the registration, a copy of the be sent to [email protected] and completed bank transfer and copy of a photo ID [email protected] by 10th June, 2019. Once e-mail document in PDF format must then be sent by conrmation of successful enrolment is received email to: [email protected] and from the course co-ordinator, participants must [email protected]. then make payment of the course fee of €150 via bank transfer to the current account of UniNuoro by 12:00 local time on 21st June, 2019. IBAN: IT03Y0101517300000070420885 BANK PAYMENT REFERENCE: FHRE Summer School TESORERIA BANCO DI SARDEGNA July 2019 FILIALE DI NUORO BIC (swift code): BPMOIT22XXX BENEFICIARY: Consorzio per la promozione degli Studi Universitari nella Sardegna Centrale, Via Salaris n. 18, Nuoro. The Future of Human Rights 6 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro Prof. Lina Panella Professor of International Law University of Messina Prof Giustina Casu President of the Voluntary Association “Acos” - Sassari Avv. Prof. Ezio Perillo European Union Court Dott Carla Ciaverella of Justice, Luxembourg Director of the Coordination Oce for Institutional Co-operation in the Prison Service. Former UNO ocial– United Nations Oce on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Prof Federica Rassu Professor in Public Law, University of Poitiers Prof. Pier Virgilio Dastoli President of the Italian Council of the European Movement Dott. Leone Rizzo Department for Visits and Seminars, DG Communications, European Parliament Prof Angela Di Stasi Professor of European Union Law University of Salerno Dott. Federico Savastano University La Sapienza, Rome Prof. Paolo Fois Emerito Professor of International Law, University of Sassari Dott. Marco Sechi Regional Coordination Oce for the reception of migrants Alison Jones British in Europe Dott. Domenico Vallario Legal expert at the European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg Avv. Stefano Mannironi Member of the Nuoro Bar, President of ARCI Territoriale Centro Sardegna Nuoro, Oristano, Ogliastra Avv. Fabio Varone Member of the Nuoro Bar. Head of the Nuoro Criminal Chamber School for continuing education for criminal lawyers Dott Giovanni Mura UP&DOWN: our project for inclusion The Future of Human Rights 7 in Europe INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 15-20 July 2019 Nuoro MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 15 JULY, 2019 17 JULY, 2019 19 JULY, 2019 «Multilevel protection of «Brexit and citizens’ rights»
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