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Publication summarising the 14th Warsaw Human Rights Seminar

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs kindly invites you to explore a bilingual electronic publication containing the presentations delivered during the 14th Warsaw Human Rights Seminar, held under the title Human Rights in Situations of Crisis: Turning Challenging Circumstances into Opportunities on 24 October 2023 under the auspices of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Ms Marija Pejčinović Burić. It contains still highly relevant recommendations concerning the development by States and international organisations of effective crisis-response mechanisms that are both efficient and fully compliant with human rights standards.

 

Book cover with a drawing that depicts a boy holding a football, running away from the left side of the image, where a war is taking place. He is heading toward the right side, a green and peaceful area with a playground and a stream. The left part of the illustration shows scorched earth, a tank, and fire, while the right side features blue sky, water, and recreational elements. This contrast emphasizes hope, escape from violence, and the possibility of transforming war into peace. In this way, the image illustrates the theme of the 14th Warsaw Seminar.

The conference speakers included distinguished representatives of international organisations, academia, and practitioners professionally engaged in the field of human rights protection. 

The conference's keynote speaker was Ms Danielle Bell, Head of the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine. 

The publication also includes documents prepared by the Council of Europe Drafting Group on Human Rights in Situations of Crisis (CDDH-SCR), which was chaired by Poland. 

The publication is available in three formats: accessible PDF (WCAG-compliant), EPUB, and MOBI, and is adapted for use on mobile applications and devices.

We encourage you to read it!

 

Publication in the PDF WCAG fromat

pdf WCAG  (5.03MB)

Publication in the EPUB format

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Publication in the MOBI format

MOBI (9.03MB)

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