Calendar

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!

  • Digital Law and Rule of Law Education #2: Materials and Offers from the German Institute for Human Rights

    Workshop
    Forum Recht Foundation in Karlsruhe, 45 A Karlstraße, Karlsruhe

    In the second installment of the webinar series, we’ll be presenting the work of the German Institute for Human Rights (Deutsches Institut für Menschenrechte e.V.). Michael Schwandt, head of the Human Rights Education Department, will provide insights into his department’s educational materials and explain, among other things, how these can be integrated into your own educational work. In the second installment of the webinar, we will present the work of the German… Read More »Digital Law and Rule of Law Education #2: Materials and Offers from the German Institute for Human Rights

  • "City of Law!" A tour through Karlsruhe

    Walking Tour Karlsruhe
    Karlsruhe Tourist Information, Kaiserstrasse 72-74, Karlsruhe

    What exactly does the Federal Court of Justice do? What was the story behind the Buback assassination and the RAF? And how does the law relate to our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered during the free themed city tour "City of Law!" („Recht stadtlich!“) organized by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll discover Karlsruhe’s curiosities, the city’s scandals—both big and small—and learn about the courts… Read More »"City of Law!" A tour through Karlsruhe

  • (Not) a Legal Vacuum: Artificial Organs, AI Diagnoses, and Genetic Code in Search of New Rules

    Talk about an exhibition
    German Museum Nuremberg - The Museum of the Future, Augustinerhof 4, Nuremberg

    Organs from a 3D printer, AI-assisted diagnoses, and genetic analyses: What sounded like science fiction just a few years ago is, in some cases, already a reality in medicine. But these new possibilities also raise fundamental legal and ethical questions: Who owns artificially created organs? Who is allowed to access highly sensitive health data? And how do we handle genetic information,… Read More »(Not) a Legal Vacuum: Artificial Organs, AI Diagnoses, and Genetic Code in Search of New Rules

  • What Can the City of Karlsruhe Do to Address Demographic Change? A Legal Analysis

    ZKM | Center for Art and Media, Media Theatre, 19 Lorenzstraße, Karlsruhe

    Our October installment of the interactive discussion series „Let’s Talk About Law“ is part of the symposium „Fewer—Older—More Diverse. Opportunities and Challenges for Our Society“ at the ZKM in Karlsruhe. In this session, we’ll examine demographic change from a perspective that is often overlooked: What legal options do cities and municipalities have to respond to an aging and increasingly diverse… Read More »What Can the City of Karlsruhe Do to Address Demographic Change? A Legal Analysis

  • „City of Law!“ A tour of Leipzig

    Walking Tour Leipzig
    Federal Administrative Court, 1 Simsonplatz, Leipzig

    So what’s the deal with the right to protest? What does the Federal Administrative Court do? And what does the law have to do with our everyday lives? These and many other questions are answered by the free city tour „Law in the City! A Walk Through Leipzig“ organized by the Forum Recht Foundation. Together, we’ll discover Leipzig’s curiosities, as well as the city’s scandals—both big and small—and learn… Read More »„City of Law!“ A tour of Leipzig