The ELSA Human Rights Project
ELSA's Human Rights Project comprises dedicated and enthusiastic members with a GENUINE interest in Human Rights. The goal of the Project's directors is to create a strong Human Rights brand within ELSA, to forge links and build partnerships with other Human Rights groups (UK and/or international), to set up a volunteering programme for ELSA members interested in Human Rights and to promote awareness of human rights issues. In addition, committee members intend to organise ELSA Human Rights events and activities e.g. film screenings, seminars, lectures, study visits/field trips etc.
ELSA is a member of the Human Rights Lawyers Association. We strongly believe in Human Rights and as such we encourage our members to become active in this field. You can do this by organising or supporting Human Rights events, volunteering for Human Rights agencies or other NGOs, or simply spreading knowledge about Human Rights to other students and young people. ELSA is open to co-operation with other student / youth Human Rights organisations as we recognise that there is strength in unity. We are all working toward the same goals and with limited human (and financial) resources, it makes sense to work together.
Some Links
- British Institute of Human Rights
- UK Human Rights Blog (prepared by 1 Chambers Row)
- ECHR Blog
- The Human Rights Blog (international news)
- Explore (videos about human rights)
- Fair Trials International
- London Guantanamo Campaign
Some Events …
HOST: King's College Brazil Institute
HOST: Anti-Slavery International
Screening of 'I am Slave' in partnership with the Greater London Authority
Venue: Living Room, City Hall, London SE1 2AA
Free admission
HOST: The Refugee Law Initiative
HOST: King's College Brazil Institute
Time: 18:00-20:00
Location: Institute of Advanced Legal Studies,17 Russell Square, London, WC1B 5DR
More information: http://www.colombiancaravana.org.uk/
UN advanced course
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Unchosen Film Season against trafficking in partnership with Anti-Slavery International
Everyone is welcome to attend the following film screenings - all with a post-film Q&A. More information can be found at http://www.unchosen.org.uk.
Tuesday 18th October 2011 at 7pm, London Screening of 'Britain's Secret Slaves' Venue: The Museum of London in Docklands, No.1 Warehouse, West India Quay, London E14 4AL Free admission but please book here in advance



