Lecture F. Tulkens ‘Fundamental rights and state security: inseparable allies’ (Constitutional Law Lecture Series – 30 November 2016)
Former ECtHR judge Françoise Tulkens lectures in Ghent on 30 November 2016 on counterterrorism, human rights and a constitutional state of emergency.
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BelConLawBlog and the Constitutional Law Research Group invite readers to a guest lecture in English by Prof. Françoise Tulkens, former judge at the European Court of Human Rights, on 30 November 2016 at 19h in Filmzaal Plateau, Ghent. She will address the compatibility of counterterrorism measures with international human rights and the advantages and pitfalls of a constitutional state of emergency. The lecture is introduced by Prof. Johan Vande Lanotte and registration is mandatory.
BelConLawBlog and the Constitutional Law Research Group would like to invite you for a guest lecture by Em. Prof. Françoise Tulkens, former judge in the European Court of Human Rights, on “Fundamental rights and state security: inseparable allies”.
Prof. Tulkens will elaborate in English upon a highly important and timely topic, i.e. the compatibility of counterterrorism measures with international human rights. She will also analyze the advantages and pitfalls of a constitutional state of emergency.
The guest lecture will be introduced by Prof. Johan Vande Lanotte and followed by a reception.
When? 30 November 2016, 19h.
Where? Filmzaal Plateau (Paddenhoek 3).
Mandatory RSVP: https://webapps.ugent.be/eventManager/events/Tulkens.
Kind regards,
J. Vande Lanotte, J. Goossens, P. Cannoot, S. Devriendt