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Shifting Conception of Development in International Law
INCLUDE Conference: Child-friendly procedures in cases of international child abduction
Third Party Intervention at the European Court of Human Rights
2021 Annual PhD School
Children’s rights perspective on well-being
Festive book launch
Issue Paper on Protecting the right to health
Elimination of child labour by 2025
Belgian National Baseline Assessment on business and human rights (NBA)
i-BOF Funding future-proofing human rights
Collaboration with the Centre for Human Rights (Pretoria)
Visiting Researcher
Winter School
Postgraduate programme on Sustainable Development and Global Justice (SUSTJUSTICE)
Annual Law and Development Conferences
New book: Children's Rights and Business: Governing Obligations and Responsibility
Law and Development lecture series
Privatising International Law? Contracts, Business and Financing as International Law's New Normal
Corona and Law and Development
Growth agnosticism, human rights and social inequality
Third Party Intervention to UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
Human Right to Water, Indigenous peoples and Oil
Annual Research Day Law&Dev
Workshop for Early Career Researchers: “From Researcher to Author: Converting Your Thesis into Publi
Expert Seminar: Human Rights Risks, Challenges and the Corporate Responsibility to Respect in the Co
Current Affairs debate
Training for legal professionals
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Fifth annual Law and Development Research Network conference

September 21 2021 - September 23 2021, Nelson Mandela University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Date

21 sep

Alumni-evenement

Faculteit Rechten

Date

25 nov

Sustainable Development and Global Justice (SUSTJUSTICE 2022)

7 February 2022- 29 April 2022

Date

7 feb

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