The Annual Human Rights Conference 2026 explores the universality of human rights in a multipolar world, focusing on geopolitical influences, digital challenges, and solidarity amid war and propaganda.
Universal human rights are the cornerstone of international law, yet in a multipolar world their actual validity is increasingly called into question. Major powers use the rhetoric of human rights to advance their own interests and justify geopolitical narratives. Discussions focus on testing the universality of human rights, freedom of expression in the digital age, and the erosion of value-based solidarity amid war and propaganda, including the deported children of Ukraine.
Topics & Focus Areas
Universality of human rights in a multipolar worldFreedom of expression in the digital ageErosion of value-based solidarity amid war and propagandaDeported children of UkraineDigital techno-feudalismPost-Putin justice in Russia
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of The Annual Human Rights Conference 2026 for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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