PluriCourts researchers have succeeded in attracting funding from the Research Council of Norway for a four-year research project.
On 15 June, PluriCourts together with the Steering Committee for Human Rights (CDDH), hosted a seminar on “The effective implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights – enhancing domestic dialogue and co-ordination”.
Discussion on how diversity - or lack of diversity - among international judges may influence courts' opinions and their legitimacy
Alain Zysset joined PluriCourts in May 2021, as a Senior Research Fellow in legal theory.
PluriCourts issues this call for abstracts on the topic of “International Courts versus Compliance Mechanisms: Comparative advantages of non-compliance mechanisms and complaint procedures.”
Professor of Law Hannah Garry will spend 6 months at PluriCourts as a Fulbright scholar starting January 1, 2022. Professor Garry comes to PluriCourts from the University of Southern California, Gould School of Law.
On 12-13 April 2021, PluriCourts co-organized a conference on the Inter-State cases under the European Convention on Human Rights, together with the German Federal Ministry for Justice and Consumer Protection and the Human Rights Centre at the University of Potsdam.
In March 2021, Runar Hilleren Lie completed his midway assessment as part of the formal requirements for progressing in a Ph.D. Program.
In February 2021, PluriCourts and the Norwegian Courts Administration arranged a digital conference on the Independence of the Judiciary. The judiciary was well represented in the audience and we had about 90 participants.