Newsletter February 2019
EFPA Board Human Rights and Psychology Newsletter Year 3 Edition 2 - February 2019
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EFPA Board Human Rights and Psychology
- Erasmus Plus exchange:
Our Board member Marlena Plavšić went to the Bahamas University in an exchange via Erasmus Plus mobility programme. Our Bahamian colleague Ava Thompson will be a guest teacher at the Juraj Dobrila University of Pula (Pula, Croatia) in May 2019. See the picture (doc 1)
- The Board HR&Psy meeting will take place this year in Pula, Croatia in May 25-26. Many colleagues already will attend. Take care to be there!!!
FRA/ FRP
- EU Funding opportunities (doc 2)
- FRA Newsletter 28/1 -4/2 (doc 3)
- FRA Newsletter 11-18/2 (doc 4)
- FRA upcoming products (doc 5)
Europe, EIUC, CoE, CPT, IOM, ENS, ECCHR
- ENS launches the statelessness index (doc 6)
- 12th European Forum on the Rights of the Child(doc 7-8)
- EUPHA Newsletter January 2019 (doc9)
- ECCHR Colonia Dignidad (doc 10)
- ECCHR: Forced Labour (doc 11)
- ENS: ECHR finds extended detention of stateless individuals, illegal (doc 12)
- Letter of the Norwegian association to president Erdogan (doc 13)
- Antisemitism; The Guardian (doc 14)
- Egypt’s human rights abuses overshadow Macron’s visit (doc 15)
UN News/ global news
- How US Civil Law Is Being Used to Bring Human-Rights Abuses to Court; The Nation (doc 16)
- Centre for Migration Studies: statement on the US border (doc 17)
Education-articles-press
- International Conference on Women, Safety and Health in Asia Kathmandu, Nepal, August 29–31, 2019; Pre-Conference Workshops at Kathmandu University Dhulikhel, August 27–28, 2019;https://www.icwvh-in-asia.org/
- From 25 to 30 March 2019, lawyers, artists, constitutional historians and civil society experts will meet in Namibia to discuss these questions in an interdisciplinary way. “Namibia: A Week of Justice” opens with the symposium “Colonial Injustice – Addressing Past Wrongs,” organized in Windhoek by the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) and the Akademie der Künste (AdK) in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut. (doc 18)