Marking the 60th anniversary of the UN International Covenants on Human Rights and the centenary of Academician Professor Levan Alexidze, this international conference will examine how human rights protection can respond to the needs of vulnerable people in changing circumstances. Alongside broader discussions on implementation and emerging risks, dedicated BlueRights sessions will explore the right to health at sea, seafarers’ wellbeing, mental health vulnerabilities, and the legal and governance frameworks needed to strengthen protection for people in maritime environments.
Programme Highlights:
24 September
- Opening Ceremony
- Advancing the Right to Health at Sea: Legal Frameworks, Governance and BlueRights
- Universal Human Rights Protection in Practice: Implementing the International Covenants in a Changing World
25 September
- Mental Health Vulnerabilities in the Maritime Environment
- Advancing Universal Human Rights Protection: Responding to New Vulnerabilities and Emerging Risks
- Closing remarks
Available Funding:
BlueRights will cover eligible participation costs for a limited number of invited speakers. No general funding is currently available for other participants.