Seminars Archives - Page 2 of 3

National Symposium – A Time for Healing – Understanding and Reconciling Race Relations in Trinidad and Tobago November 4, 2016

Panel Discussion: Refugee Law – Rights or Wrongs in an Interconnected World

According to the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, “we are now witnessing the highest levels of displacement on record…with an unprecedented 65.6 million people around the world have been forced from home. Among them are nearly 22.5 million refugees, over half...

LGBTI Panel Discussion

As part of its Human Rights project titled “Growing Capacity for Elevating Trinidad & Tobago to International Human Rights Standards” the Faculty of Law held its final public session on LGBTI rights on Thursday September 28th 20187 from 6-8pm. Titled “Towards...

The British High Commission-Death Penalty Panel Discussion

As part of its Human Rights project titled “Growing Capacity for Elevating Trinidad & Tobago to International Human Rights Standards” the Faculty of Law in collaboration with the British High Commission of Port-of Spain and the European Union of Trinidad and...

The Faculty of Law and the China Law Society Seminar

On March 7th 2016 the Faculty of Law welcomed a visiting delegation from the China Law Society and hosted a Legal Seminar on “Comparative Analysis of the Legal Systems in China and Trinidad and Tobago. The event was held at the Noor Hassanali Auditorium and was...

The Faculty of Law / European Union – “Violence against Women and Deconstructing Masculinity”

The Faculty of Law in collaboration with the European Union held a Panel Discussion on the topic of Violence against Women and Deconstructing Masculinity on 3 March 2016. This Panel Discussion is one of a series of events under the Faculty of Law’s European Union...