In the year in which the Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 75 years old and the United Nations defined freedom, equality and justice for all as the theme for celebrations, professors from the Law Department of the Autonomous University of Lisbon and researchers from the Research and Development Center in Legal Sciences Ratio Legis, Alex Sander Pires, António Pedro Ferreira, Patrícia Cardoso Dias and Pedro Trovão do Rosário, resolved, attentive to contemporary challenges for the enjoyment of human rights from an internal and international perspective, and in the areas of multilaterality of problems, to organize the Commemorative Conference to stimulate reflection on the most sensitive topics in order to contribute to the development of institutes and the progress of human relations in accordance with the values of freedom, equality and justice. The eighteen conferences were designed to allow consideration of sensitive topics, allowing the interlocutor, critically or analytically, to form their convictions from the points of view of professors and researchers from ten universities based in five countries.
2:30 pm
OPENING
MAGNIFICENT RECTOR OF UAL
DIRECTOR OF UAL LAW DEPARTMENT
Moderator Patrícia Cardoso Dias
ANTÓNIO PEDRO DE AZEVEDO FERREIRA (UAL)
National Socialist legal non-law and the renewal of the debate between jusnaturalism and juspositivism
ARIETE PONTES DE OLIVEIRA (University of the State of Minas Gerais BR)
Law and Literature: Human Rights and Fundamental Rights
MAÍRA NEIVA GOMES (State University of Minas Gerais BR)
Migration and the International Division of Labor in the Era of High Technology
MANUEL ANTÓNIO DE CASTRO PORTUGAL CARNEIRO DA FRADA (FDUP)
The Problem of Relativism in its Relationship with Human Rights
ANA MAFALDA CASTANHEIRA NEVES MIRANDA BARBOSA (FDUC)
Human, Counterhuman and Transhuman Rights
NATÁLIA LISBOA (Professor at the Federal University of Ouro Preto BR)
Development refugees – challenges for human rights
JULIO TORMENTA (UAL)
Taxes and fundamental right to property from the perspective of Human Rights
JORGE BACELAR GOUVEIA (UAL)
A new Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
5:45 p.m.
Interpreters
Lyric Soprano – Maria Isabel de Seabra
Pianist – Isabel Couto Dias
Program
Der holle rache — W: A. Mozart
When I leave — G. Puccini
Il Bacio — Arditi
My expensive Babbino — G. Puccini
Oh Holy night
6:30 pm
“THE MULTILATERALITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES”
Moderators Alex Sander Pires and Pedro Trovão do Rosário
ALEX SANDER PIRES – UAL
Human Rights and Culture of Peace
ALEXANDRE MIGUEL MESTRE – UAL
Human Rights and Right to Sport
ALEXANDER SUNGUROV, NATIONAL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY HIGHER SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS – CITY OF ST-PETERSBURG
Human rights within the illiberal democracies
DEBORA MARTINS – PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF GOIÁS
Human rights and social pacification
JĘDRZEJ SKRZYPCZAK – ADAM MICKIEWICZ UNIVERSITY IN POZNAŃ
Digital Human Rights
JOSÉ ANTÓNIO FRÍAS MONTOYA – UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA
Documentation and Human Rights
MADALENA MEYER, UNIVERSIDADE NOVA DE LISBOA
European public policies and Human Rights
OSCAR PÉREZ DE LA FUENTE, UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID
Human Rights and Education
ROBERTA CAMPOS – UAL
Human Rights and Public Health
PEDRO TROVÃO DO ROSÁRIO – UAL
Human Rights and Special Needs
CLOSURE
Moderation
Patrícia Cardoso Dias
Guest professor at the “Luís de Camões” Autonomous University of Lisbon, teaching the curricular unit of the Master’s in Law course, “Methodology of Legal Research”; guest professor on the postgraduate course “Personal Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity in the EU” in the modules related to the protection of personal data in the health sector; guest speaker at several training sessions of the Regional Council of the Évora and Faro Bar Association in the field of the General Personal Data Protection Regulation.
Alex Sander Pires
He has been teaching for almost twenty years in degrees, bachelors, specializations, masters and doctorates in Portugal, Brazil and Argentina;
Author of dozens of works in the areas of Law (Human Rights, Constitutional, Civil Procedural, Consumption and Hermeneutics), Political Science (Liberalism, and Reconstruction of the Rule of Law) and Philosophy (axiology, and positivism).
Pedro Trovão do Rosário
Associate Professor and Director of the Law Department at the Autonomous University of Lisbon, President of ECII – Ethical & Compliance International Institute. He was Vice-President of the Fundación Universitária Internacional, based in Madrid.
It's Doctor Honoris Causa by ULAC – Latin American and Caribbean University, based in Caracas – Venezuela; Honorary Member of the Brazilian Lawyers Institute – IAB; International Member of the Commission on the Right to Education at the Brazilian Bar Association Section of the State of Rio de Janeiro and Emeritus Member of the Comparative Law Studies Commission of the Brazilian Bar Association (Rio de Janeiro – 57th subsection).
