

XI
october 13-15,2026
Coimbra, portugal
The 11th Coimbra International Conference on Human Rights: a transdisciplinary perspective is organized by Ius Gentium Conimbrigae, the Human Rights Center based at the Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra, in collaboration with the National Institute for Research and Promotion of Human Rights of Brazil. This year, the Organizing Committee once again invites the entire academic community to a moment of reflection and debate on various relevant socio-legal issues within the field of human rights. The aim of this international academic event is to foster, in line with its thematic focus, the construction of ideas and the development of scientific theories from a multidisciplinary and critical perspective of the social and legal sciences.
The 11th Coimbra International Conference on Human Rights: a transdisciplinary perspective is organized by Ius Gentium Conimbrigae, the Human Rights Center based at the Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra, in collaboration with the National Institute for Research and Promotion of Human Rights of Brazil. This year, the Organizing Committee once again invites the entire academic community to a moment of reflection and debate on various relevant socio-legal issues within the field of human rights. The aim of this international academic event is to foster, in line with its thematic focus, the construction of ideas and the development of scientific theories from a multidisciplinary and critical perspective of the social and legal sciences.
The 11th Coimbra International Conference on Human Rights: a transdisciplinary perspective is organized by Ius Gentium Conimbrigae, the Human Rights Center based at the Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra, in collaboration with the National Institute for Research and Promotion of Human Rights of Brazil. This year, the Organizing Committee once again invites the entire academic community to a moment of reflection and debate on various relevant socio-legal issues within the field of human rights. The aim of this international academic event is to foster, in line with its thematic focus, the construction of ideas and the development of scientific theories from a multidisciplinary and critical perspective of the social and legal sciences.