Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) Annual Conference 2026 [Hybrid | Geneva]: Register Now!

Registrations are now open for the 2026 Annual Conference of the Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI). The conference will be held from November 4–6, 2026, in Geneva, Switzerland, with an option to participate online in a hybrid format.

About the Conference

The Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) is organizing its 2026 Annual Conference, bringing together scholars, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students to discuss pressing issues in international human rights law.

The conference will take place at Geneva, Switzerland, and will also be accessible to participants worldwide through a hybrid format.


Eligibility

The conference is open to:

  • Academicians and researchers
  • Human rights practitioners
  • Policy professionals
  • Students and early-career scholars
  • Individuals interested in human rights and international law

Theme

The 2026 conference will explore:

“Enduring Contributions and Challenges: The 60-Year and 20-Year Legacies of the International Covenants and the Human Rights Council.”

The conference aims to facilitate discussions on the achievements, continuing relevance, and future challenges of the International Covenants and the UN Human Rights Council in promoting and protecting human rights globally.


Conference Details

  • Conference: Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) Annual Conference 2026
  • Mode: Hybrid (In-person & Online)
  • Venue: Geneva, Switzerland
  • Dates: November 4–6, 2026

Registration

Interested participants can register through the official registration portal.


Important Dates

  • Conference Dates: November 4–6, 2026
  • Registration: Now Open

Author

  • Charvi

    Charvi is B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Gujarat National Law University with a keen interest in capital markets, investment banking, and women and child empowerment. She has interned with leading law firms and NGO. Charvi has published research on gender bias in investment and the role of stock exchanges, and has presented at international seminars on climate change and human rights.

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