You can find links to all the LawTransform events that we have streamed below. For all events streamed at Bergen Global, please visit their YouTube channel.
2019
Gender quotas on the rise – polarization or parity? – Watch here.
How to clean an election – Watch here.
Justice done? How Cambodia is dealing with its past – Watch here.
Breakfast seminar: Politics of corruption in Brazil and Peru – Watch here.
Indigenous reconciliation and land rights – Watch here.
Playing with the rules in the extractive industries sector – Watch here.
2019 Bergen Exchanges
Monday 19 August
- Rights to the City – Bergen as a Human Rights City (event description)
- KEYNOTE by Professor Louise Shelley: Natural Resource Corruption – How to research and address it? (event description)
- Political corruption and corruption as a political strategy (event description)
Tuesday 20 August
- KEYNOTE by Rachel Sieder: Indigenous Rights as political tools – struggles over land and identity (event description)
- Indigenous governance, intersectionality and gender equality (event description)
Wednesday 21 August
- KEYNOTE by Malcolm Langford: Multimethod Research and Socio-Legal Studies (event description)
Thursday 22 August
- KEYNOTE by Leo Heller: The Human Right to Water as a Governance Mechanism and Political Tool followed by a roundtable on the project ‘Elevating Water Rights to Human Rights’ (event description)
- Water rights and indigenous struggles (event description)
Friday 23 August