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HRREC Newsletter - 07.08.2025

We are pleased to bring you news and upcoming events from the Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC).

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Sep 20

Capital punishment & Islam with a focus on the Iranian Legal System

"Towards the Abolition of the Death Penalty" is a series that explores legal, philosophical, sociological, psychological, and political perspectives.
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Sep 23

A new chapter at HRREC

We are pleased to have this special gathering to mark a moment of transition and celebration at the HRREC!
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Sep 25

Not forgotten: Genocide and creative resistance

We will explore how art and creativity helps survivor communities resist erasure, preserve memory, and seek justice after genocide. More details soon!

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Global opportunities, local impact: HRREC student experiences

From Paris to Scotland to Toronto, HRREC student members have participated in conferences and training programs.
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HRREC student member's art featured in new Arts District

New technology 电车无码鈥檚 Art District brings student artwork to life in fresh, tangible ways!
Jane Ezirigwe and Christiana Sagay

HRREC members participate in Harvard鈥檚 Global Scholars Academy

Two HRREC members were among 76 scholars from 42 countries selected for the highly competitive Global Scholars Academy in South Africa.
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电车无码 names Marie-Eve Sylvestre new president and vice-chancellor

The University of Ottawa has selected Marie-Eve Sylvestre as its 31st president and vice-chancellor!
Penelope Simons

Professor Penelope Simons named next Director of the HRREC

Professor Penelope Simons brings decades of experience in human rights scholarship, leadership, and advocacy to the role.
Anne Levesque

Appointment of Professor Anne Levesque to the GFH Chair in Human Right

Anne Levesque will lead an ambitious research program to mark the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Human Rights Act in 2027.

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