HRRC-Sponsored: The Nuremberg Trials After 80 Years: Where Does International Criminal Law Stand Today?

Tuesday, November 4 | 12:30 PM – 1:45 PMHeritage Room, Homer Babbidge Library, 4th FloorIn-person (lunch provided) & Online Eighty years after the Nuremberg Trials, Professor Christoph Safferling traces their enduring influence on international criminal law, the evolution of legal accountability for state crimes, and states’ shifting relationship to this defining moment in legal history. About this Event […]

HRRC Human Rights, Science and Technology Group participates in AI Odyssey with the Hartford Library

On October 7 and 9, 2024, a two-day “AI Odyssey” event was hosted jointly by the Hartford Public Library and by UConn colleagues involved in CT-Baden-Württemberg’s HRRC’s Human Rights, Science & Tech Working Group. The aim was to explore the emancipatory potential of AI for students in marginalized communities in an effort to transcend digital […]

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HRRC-Sponsored: The Nuremberg Trials After 80 Years: Where Does International Criminal Law Stand Today?

HRRC Human Rights, Science and Technology Group participates in AI Odyssey with the Hartford Library