Human Rights Fair

by | Oct 7, 2019

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights and the Oxford Human Rights Hub are pleased to be co-hosting this years Human Rights Fair!

Come along and find out more about the Bonavero Institute, the Hub and get to know the different human rights initiatives in Oxford.

Meet student human rights groups, such as Amnesty International, Junior Lawyers Against Poverty, Lawyers Without Borders, Mansfield Human Rights Forum or Oxford Pro Bono Publico and Oxford Legal Assistance. Join discussion groups and networks: Oxford Business & Human Rights Network, Oxford Children’s Rights Network, Oxford Human Rights Hub, Oxford Transitional Justice Research Network or the Public International Law Discussion Group. Get the inside scoop on internships, moot competitions, fellowships, and many other opportunities in the field of human rights.

Agenda:

4.00pm          Welcome and Introduction to the Bonavero Institute (Auditorium)

4.30pm          Short presentations by all the initiatives (Auditorium)

5.30pm           Announcement of the finalists and winner of the first Bonavero Human Rights Photography Competition

6.00pm           Reception & Human Rights Fair (Lower Atrium and Reading Room)

7.00pm          End

All welcome! No RSVP necessary.

For more information please visit this link.

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