European Human Rights Moot Court Competition
A prestigious competition simulating the European Court of Human Rights, open to LLB and LLM law students worldwide. Teams of 2 to 4 students can participate in this English and French event by submitting written submissions. The competition features prizes, awards, and unique opportunities for traineeships at prominent institutions.
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LXVI Internationl Council Meeting Turkey 19th 26th of October 2014 Academic Activite Workshop Monday 20th of October 17.00 18.00
European Human Rights Moot Court Competition In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Did you say the Human Rights Moot Court Competition... In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition A simulation of the European Court of Human Rights concerning the violation of the European Convention on Human Rights In cooperation with the Council of Europe European wide competition 16 teams in the Final Oral Round The only European Moot Court Competition on Human Rights that is held in English - Ren Cassin in French In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition How to participate? The competition is open to LLB and LLM law students. Gather a team of 2 to 4 students and sign up online www.humanrightsmoot.elsa.org A coach can be a fellow student, a lawyer, a professor or a former participant. Written submissions have to be submitted by November 23rd 2014. In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Useful facts 2nd edition HRMCC 105 registrations 33 countries Winner 2nd edition : City University London, UK Runner up: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece 1st edition HRMCC 120 registrations 31 countries Winner 1st edition : Trinity Collage Dublin, Ireland Runner up: University of Essex, UK In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Prizes & Awards Best Applicant written submission The Council of Europe Award Traineeships at the European Court of Human Rights for the winning team Traineeship for the best orator at the Council of Europe Liaison Office with the European Union Brussels Best Respondent written submission EUR 2,000.00 prize for the winning team EUR 1,000.00 prize for the second team EUR 500.00 prize for the third team In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Timeline 3rd edition 15th of August 3rd of November 23rd of November 22-25th of February 2015 Registration deadline WS deadline FINAL Launch In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition The Case The case concerns minority issues (LGBT) and reproductive/parenting rights Case author: European Human Rights Association EHRA In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition The Final Oral Round European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg 16 top teams In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition New for this year! Academic Board 2 assistants for HRMCC In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Contact Tanja Sheikhi Deputy Vice President for Moot Court Competitions ELSA International 2014/2015 mootcourts@elsa.org Offical website of the competition www.humanrightsmoot.elsa.org In cooperation with
Human Rights Moot Court Competition Contact HRMCC Assistants 2014/2015 Hana Pavli ova Ida Doj inovi In cooperation with
