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Lancaster Human Rights Forum Lunchtime Meeting

Date: 17 October 2006 Time: 1.00 pm

Extraordinary Rendition: Some Legal and Political Implications

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Brief Introductions by Dr Sigrun Skogly (Law School) and Dr Feargal Cochrane (Politics and International Relations)

The practice of extraordinary rendition of individuals in the 'war on terror' raises many different questions for law and politics. In this discussion we want to consider issues regarding the breach of neutrality of states (in particular Ireland), and also the questions of states' complicity in human rights violations as some of the results of extraordinary renditions.

Venue: Furness B11

Event website: http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fss/organisations/humanrights/

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Organising departments and research centres: Human Rights Forum, Law

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