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Our events offer different perspectives on the topics of law and the rule of law—whether through panel discussions, discussion and film evenings, book presentations, or artistic formats and activities. Read more about this in our annual program!

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  • A group of adults and a child are walking across a cobblestone plaza in front of the Karlsruhe Palace. They are walking toward a copper statue.

    "Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

    Meeting point for city tours by Stiftung Forum Recht: Karlsruhe Tourist Information Office, Kaiserstraße 72-74, Karlsruhe

    What exactly does the Federal Court of Justice do? What was the story again with the Buback assassination and the RAF? Why are beehives mentioned in the Civil Code? And what does the law have to do with our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered during the free city tour „Law in the City! A Tour of Karlsruhe,“ offered by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll explore Karlsruhe’s curiosities… Read More »"Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

  • Workshop setup: Chairs arranged in a circle, with workshop materials spread out on the floor

    Preparatory Meeting for the Youth Constitutional Discussions

    Stiftung Forum Recht Karlstraße 45 A, Karlsruhe, Germany

    In anticipation of the “Young Constitutional Discussions” on August 10, the Forum Recht Foundation invites the participating groups to an afternoon workshop. Together, the young people—aged 14 to 27—will prepare both in terms of content and methodology and discuss the significance of the Basic Law for their everyday lives. The “Young Constitutional Discussions” are a collaboration between the Forum… Foundation Read More »Preparatory Meeting for the Youth Constitutional Discussions

  • A group of adults and a child are walking across a cobblestone plaza in front of the Karlsruhe Palace. They are walking toward a copper statue.

    "Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

    Meeting point for city tours by Stiftung Forum Recht: Karlsruhe Tourist Information Office, Kaiserstraße 72-74, Karlsruhe

    What exactly does the Federal Court of Justice do? What was the story again with the Buback assassination and the RAF? Why are beehives mentioned in the Civil Code? And what does the law have to do with our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered during the free city tour „Law in the City! A Tour of Karlsruhe,“ offered by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll explore Karlsruhe’s curiosities… Read More »"Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

  • A view of the cobblestone street lined with signs, leading to the Karlsruhe Palace. The sky is slightly cloudy, and there are a few people on the street.

    "Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

    Meeting point for city tours by Stiftung Forum Recht: Karlsruhe Tourist Information Office, Kaiserstraße 72-74, Karlsruhe

    What exactly does the Federal Court of Justice do? What was the story again with the Buback assassination and the RAF? Why are beehives mentioned in the Civil Code? And what does the law have to do with our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered during the free city tour „Law in the City! A Tour of Karlsruhe,“ offered by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll explore Karlsruhe’s curiosities… Read More »"Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

  • Flyer with information about the "Effekte" series

    EFFEKTE Series: Science Evening

    Triangle Open Space 93 Kaiserstraße, Karlsruhe

    Since June, the City of Karlsruhe’s Science Office has been hosting the monthly EFFEKTE science series. Representatives from Karlsruhe’s universities and research institutions provide up-to-date insights into their work through a mix of keynote presentations and interactive formats. The title of this year’s science series is „Freedom in Transition—Opportunities and Limits of Science and Society." On September 17… Read More »EFFEKTE Series: Science Evening

  • A group of adults and a child are walking across a cobblestone plaza in front of the Karlsruhe Palace. They are walking toward a copper statue.

    "Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

    Meeting point for city tours by Stiftung Forum Recht: Karlsruhe Tourist Information Office, Kaiserstraße 72-74, Karlsruhe

    What exactly does the Federal Court of Justice do? What was the story again with the Buback assassination and the RAF? Why are beehives mentioned in the Civil Code? And what does the law have to do with our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered during the free city tour „Law in the City! A Tour of Karlsruhe,“ offered by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll explore Karlsruhe’s curiosities… Read More »"Recht stadtlich! A tour through Karlsruhe"

  • Let's Talk About Law - The Forum Recht Foundation's discussion series on March 12, 2025, featuring Ruth Zöller and Götz Pasker

    „Let’s Talk About Law“ – The interactive discussion series: „Conflict Zone: Tenancy Law—Housing, Rent, Disputes“

    Stiftung Forum Recht Karlstraße 45 A, Karlsruhe, Germany

    In an increasingly tight housing market, the fear of eviction or rising costs leads many tenants to avoid conflict. Instead, they put up with problematic rental terms because they see themselves as being in a weaker position. At the same time, landlords criticize the fact that tenant protections are being expanded further and further, causing them to lose flexibility. Tenant law is intended to strike a balance between the two… Read More »„Let’s Talk About Law“ – The interactive discussion series: „Conflict Zone: Tenancy Law—Housing, Rent, Disputes“

  • The modern, circular building of the European Court of Human Rights.

    Theme Day: Human Rights Protection in Europe

    European Court of Human Rights European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France

    The first theme day in 2025 will take participants to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. The training program is aimed at multipliers from the education sector (schools, political education, adult education centers, other educational institutions), the social sector (e.g., volunteer youth leaders; social workers), as well as journalists and individuals with a professional interest in the subject (e.g., lay judges). The training program, including bus transportation, is free of charge. Registration is… Read More »Theme Day: Human Rights Protection in Europe