This one-day event will obtain a panoramic perspective, looking to the pressures and challenges associated with a human rights landscape unsettled by Brexit, facing uncertainty regarding the domestic regime for human rights protection, and a Strasbourg system that has been reshaped, yet which remains under intense pressure. What is the 2020 vision, if any, for the protection of human rights?

The programme can be found online on CELI's website (subject to changes).

Campus map and directions available at https://www.le.ac.uk/maps/

Some of ours speakers include:

• Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott (Queen Mary University of London)

• Dr Kirsty Hughes (University of Cambridge)

• Dr Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos (Brunel University London)

• Professor Merris Amos (Queen Mary University of London)

• Professor Colm O’Cinneide (University College of London)

• Dr Hélène Tyrell (Newcastle Law School)

• Professor Philip Leach (Middlesex University)

• Dr Matt Saul (Pluricourts, University of Oslo)

• Professor Mikael Rask Madsen (University of Copenhagen)

• Eleanor Hourigan (Counsel, Joint Committee on Human Rights)

• Rob Linham (Deputy Permanent Representative at the UK Delegation to the Council of Europe)

For further details and information, please contact: brexitforum@le.ac.uk