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Wetenschappelijk symposium




Wetenschappelijk symposium

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Op 18 en 19 november organiseert Loevestein, in samenwerking met Maastricht University en Lab Toekomstige Generaties een symposium over

Op 18 en 19 november organiseert Loevestein, in samenwerking met Maastricht University en Lab Toekomstige Generaties een symposium over de mensenrechten van toekomstige generaties.

De voertaal van het symposium is Engels. Het symposium vindt plaats op Loevestein, in Poederoijen, Nederland.  Het symposium is ook online toegankelijk.

On 18 & 19 November Loevestein castle, in collaboration with Maastricht University and Lab Toekomstige Generaties (Lab Future Generations), organises a symposium on the human rights of future generations.

This symposium is organised in the framework of the Hugo de Groot (Grotius) year, in which Grotius work is commemorated 400 years after his escape from Loevestein Castle in 1621. A question to be discussed is how our legacy will be judged in 400 years from now, in 2421?

A very contemporary idea in this respect is Grotius personal motto which may inspire us: Ruit hora, which means: Time is running away How can we use the present time to the best of our abilities to preserve human life in the future? Important questions that need to be addressed today are: How do we protect, safeguard and restore the commons and natural resources for our future generations if we are not able to use and share these equally and responsibly today? If we cant, and probably dont want, to make the people of the past accountable, how can we take responsibility today?

The symposium is a starting point in filling this gap. During the symposium the above questions will be addressed. Maastricht University has taken the initiative to draft a legal expert opinion (the Maastricht Principles) which explains the human rights of future generations so that they powerfully address the severe risks that have been imposed on future people. The idea of a set of Principles will be explained and run as a red thread throughout the symposium. Many influential speakers from home and abroad already agreed to participate. More details on the program will follow soon.

The symposium will be held at Loevestein Castle, in Poederoijen, the Netherlands. Given the Covid-19 restrictions, we probably can allow only a limited number of visitors to the castle ground. To ensure that as many people as possible can participate, the symposium is also accessible online.

COSTS
Livestream code 0,-
This is a registration for the livestream which will be available online. The link for the livestream will be send by email a week before.

Passe-Partout 25,-
This ticket includes entry for both days, including lunch and drinks.

Passe-Partout for students 15,-
This ticket includes entry for both days, including lunch and drinks. Note: You must be able to show a student card of the study-year 2021/2022.

One day ticket 15,-
This ticket includes entry for the day of choosing, including lunch and drinks on that day.

Additional:
Walking dinner on 18th of November, including drinks 30,-
This is only possible in combination with a Passe-Partout, or a one day ticket for the 18th of November. The walking dinner will be all vegetarian.

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Wetenschappelijk symposium
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