Session “Minorities and immigration”
Thr 16 July 19:00h Madrid time
Video:
https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/527e487bd34b47a393b7b87da146acf8
Welcoming speech: Javier DoradoPorras, Deputy director, Human Rights Institute Barolome de las Casas, Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain
.- Marc H. VALLÉS, PhD student in Law (University of Girona, Spain) & Ida NAFSTAD, Department of Sociology of Law (University of Lund, Sweden).
“The Roma community – victims of epistemic injustice in the legal field”
Augusto VELOSO LEAO
“The Struggle for Recognition in the Political Mobilization of Migrants in Brazil “
Stefania ATTOLINI, University of Salento
“Children and digital rights effectiveness. considerations on the right to internet access”
Session «Nationalism, recognition and free speech»
Sat 18 July 19:00h Madrid time
Video:
https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/42ddfff52bf14c5c82edd251c95aab81
Aziz BERDIQULOV, European Centre for Minority Issues in Flensburg, Germany.
“Mechanisms of national minority recognition in post-Soviet states. Cases of Kazakhstan, Lithuania, and Russia”
Guillermo REYES PASCUAL, University of Kent
“A comparative analysis of the different paradigms of nationalism and nations”
Gustavo BARETIERI. Universidade Santa Ursula, Brazil
“The cimbrians and their “Law”: A possibility of Langobard Laws continuum”
Oscar PÉREZ de la FUENTE, Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain.
“On recognition”
Animal rights and intercultural application of law
Wed 29 July, 19:00h Madrid time
Video:
https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/18eeefe8178141c38b1d2e6c894c7cef
Olga Lucía ABELLO RESTREPO, graduated in Law (Pontifical Javeriana University), specialist in Public Law (Externado University of Colombia), Carlos III University of Madrid.
“Cultural diversity and criminal law within a context of legal pluralism: The Colombian case”
Vanessa CUENTAS PORTOCARRERO, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú D.C.
“The need of incorporating an intercultural perspective for applying petrial detention”
Giselle Maria Custódio CARDOSO State Environmental Institute (Rio de Janeiro) Brazil – Emerson Affonso da COSTA MOURA Rio de Janeiro State University, Brazil
“Analysis of nonhuman animals’ status at urban areas through the biocentric paradigm: institutionalizing a representative mechanism to provide recognition to the animal as a subject of the city”
Monique FALCAO, Nattiele GOMES, Thiago PRADO, Julia ROEHRS, Santa Úrsula University, Brazil.
“Animals as minorities. Some theoretical critics and contributions.”
Session «Indigenous law and indigenous rights»
Thursday 30 July 19:00h Madrid time
Video:
https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/5b5b74cea77d4d4f9e5ee527245c9eb3
Dwight NEWMAN, University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
«Peoples and Persons in UNDRIP»
Pedro C. S. AVZARADEL, Prof. Adjunto – UFF/PUVR, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Camila GRAÇA CAMATTA. Universidade Cândido Mendes. Brazil
«A critical analysis of amendment bill 215\2000 to the Brazilian Constitution and indigenous people rights in Brazil.»
Chiaretta GIORDANO, Meitar Center for Food Safety and food Security
“Indigenous Peoples and Food Security: Legal Obligation Towards a Right to Cultural Food”
María-Cruz LA CHICA, PhD in Hispanic American Literature from the Complutense University of Madrid, she is the author of the book Narrative of Mayan Oral Tradition Tojolabal (2017) as a result of her stay in indigenous communities in Mexico.
Session «Indigenous peoples and natural resources»
4 August, 19:00h Madrid time
Video:
https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/5850c79a6ec14f258ed96988b9119f4c
Giulia PAROLA, Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro -UNIRIO. Brazil
«What Can We Learn from Indigenous Law and Methodology?
Margherita Paola POTO, Univesità degli Studi di Torino, Italy. Norwegian Center for the Law of the Sea. Norway.
“Indigenous Peoples and the protection of the Arctic environment: a focus on the Sámi people”
Valentina de GREGORIO, Università del Studi di Torino.
“Arctic Indigenous Peoples: From Climate Change Challenges to Food System Resilience”
Apostolos TSIOUVALAS, The Arctic Institute – Center for Circumpolar Security Studies, Washington D.C.
Submarine Tailings Disposal in Arctic Indigenous Waters: A Human Rights Perspective on Nussir Mine’s Impacts on the Sami Use of Repparfjord, Norway.
Arianna PORRONE. PhD candidate Global Studies. Justice, Rights, Politics, University of Macerata, Italy.
“An ethics of care to rethink tribal people’s displacement in the Amazon.”
