The first international student conference in legal history, „Iustoria“, was held from October 14th to 16th, 2020, with the topic “Law Codes and Women”. The initiative to organize the conference came from the Department of Legal History of the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, with the aim of starting a tradition of holding such conferences annually, all to create space and opportunities for domestic and foreign students to express their love and interest in legal history. All three days of the conference began with keynote lectures by professors: on the first day, the opening lecture was given by Prof. Dr Elisabeth Holzleithner from the University of Vienna Faculty of Law, on the topic “Women’s Rights as Human Rights – Historical Roots and Current Challenges”. On the second day, the participants were addressed by Prof. Dr Sima Avramović with the topic “Can a daughter prolong her family?”, and on the third day Prof. Dr Marion Röwekamp, Humboldt Professor at the College of Mexico, presented a lecture entitled “Law Codes and Communities of Female Protest in European History, 1794-1970s”.
Prof. Dr. Marion Röwekamp, Humboldt Professor at the College of Mexico, presented a lecture entitled “Law Codes and Communities of Female Protest in European History, 1794-1970s”. The lecture was held on 16th October 2020, as one of keynote lectures in … Continued
Prof. Dr. Sima Avramović, Full Professor at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, presented a lecture entitled “Can a daughter prolong her family?”. The lecture was held on 15th October 2020, as one of keynote lectures in the frame … Continued
Prof. Dr Elisabeth Holzleithner from the University of Vienna Faculty of Law, presented a lecture on the topic “Women’s Rights as Human Rights – Historical Roots and Current Challenges”. The lecture was held on 14th October 2020, as one of … Continued