Programme AHRI conference on 28 August

Breakout session C1 (Naming & Shaming, Chair: Felix Peerboom)

• Sandra Fabijanic Gargo,“Naming and shaming” – An (in)effective    means of combating human rights violations of women and children in armed conflicts

• Ciara Hackett and Ciarán O’Kelly, Naming, Shaming, and the Search for Remedy in OECD National Contact Points

• Mehmet Özyürek, Disclosure, Human Rights and the Companies in the Occupied Palestinian Territories

• Rosa Freedman and Nicolas Lemay-Hebert, ‘Lawfare’ and the fight for accountability: advancing human rights in Haiti

• Peter Johansson and Johan Karlsson Schaffer, Sámi legal mobilization to protect indigenous land rights in Sweden

Breakout session C3 (Information Politics, Chair: Ingrid Westendorp)

• Marie Juul Petersen, Lost in translation? Religious framings of human rights

• Ivona Truscan, Capacity-building and the promotion of human rights

• Cristiano d’Orsi, Ubuntu: use and abuse

Breakout session C4 (Naming & Shaming, Chair: Laura Visser)

• Jacinta Maweu, Online Viral Injustice: Naming perpetrators and shaming women Victims of Intimate Partner Violence in Kenya

• Lorena Sosa and Alexandra Timmer, The Glass Ceiling of Anti-Stereotyping: A Critical View Based on ECtHR Case Law

• Bukola Ochei and Deborah Adeyemo, The Janus Face of Shame in Nigeria

Breakout session C5 (National Human Rights Institutions, Chair: Stéphanie Lagoutte)

• Domenico Zipoli, The role of national human rights systems in the implementation of international human rights law

• Sébastien Lorion and Nora Götzmann, National human rights institutions’ remedy mandate: comparative case studies of three African NHRIs

Breakout session C6 (Information Politics, Chair: Alejandro Fuentes)

• Michiel Hoornick, Achieving the sustainable development goals through human rights

• Ernesto Zelayandia-Gonzalez, Framing intersex demands. A scoping review

• Fernando Dias Simões, The WHO and ‘framing’

Breakout session C7 (Naming & Shaming, Chair: Felipe Gómez Isa)

• Brandon Garrett, Laurence Helfer, and Jayne Huckerby, Closing International Law’s Innocence Gap

• Eduardo Arenas Catalán, Naming and Shaming: deconstructing and reconstructing the notion

• Idil Isil Gul, Domestic NGO Engagement in International Human Rights Monitoring Mechanisms: The Case of Turkey

Breakout session C8 ( Strategic Litigation, Chair: Fons Coomans)

• Corina Heri, Strategic litigation and the climate catastrophe: a human rights narrative for climate change and the potential of the ECtHR

• Brianne McGonigle Leyh, Strategic litigation for serious international crimes accountability: the role of civil society actors in advancing accountability efforts

• Nurina Ally, Demichelle Petherbridge and Tarryn Cooper-Bell, Legal mobilisation and an incapable state – successes and challenges in the struggle for scholar transport in South Africa

Breakout session C9 (Information Politics, Chair: Suzanne Egan)

• Elizabeth Salmón, Negative stereotypes against Venezuelan immigrants: some recommendations to confront prejudice in the public discourse in Perú

• Elaine Webster, Can talking about ‘dignity’support the growth of human rights culture?

• Sara Miellet and Barbara Oomen, Solidarity, pity thee or the CRC: the framing of local refugee relocation in the Netherlands

Keynote address by Prof. Rashida Manjoo, former UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women