Årets program
Nedan följer programmet för Mänskliga Rättighetsdagarna 2026.
För att ta del av de längre seminariepunkterna (45-60 min) på Mänskliga Rättighetsdagarna krävs en konferensbiljett som du kan köpa via knappen "Registrering" i toppmenyn på denna sida.
Till miniseminarier (25 min) är det fri entré, registreringen till det kostnadsfria programmet öppnar i oktober.
När du registrerat din biljett och är inloggad kan du skapa ett personligt schema samt nätverka med andra deltagare. Observera att du inte kan förboka platser till enskilda seminarier, utan först till kvarn gäller.
Klicka på knappen Filter för att filtrera programmet utifrån teman, målgrupper, tolkning med mera.
Vid frågor kontakta info@mrdagarna.se eller ring 072-050 42 52.
Observera att fler programpunkter kommer att tillkomma. Programmet är preliminärt och ändringar kan förekomma.
Defending Pakistans Most Vulnerable
Jalila Haider
Torsdag 26 november 2026 12:00 - 12:25 CET Lila scenen - Plan4
MR-dagarna
Meet Jalila Haider, internationally renowned Pakistani human rights lawyer and activist. She was recently named a recipient of the 2026 Right Livelihood Award – a prestigious distinction widely known as the “Alternative Nobel Prize” – and is being recognized for her tireless and fearless fight on behalf of Pakistan's most vulnerable groups.As the first female lawyer from the persecuted Hazara minority community, Jalila Haider has bravely challenged both ethnic discrimination and patriarchal structures. Through her law firm, she operates entirely pro bono and has taken on several legal cases to defend women, LGBTQ+ people and refugees. Her dedication and work have not only secured justice for individuals but have also helped expand freedom of movement for numerous human right defenders and political activists.
Key-note: Jalila Haider
Jalila Haider
Torsdag 26 november 2026 08:15 - 08:45 CET Zarah Leander - Plan4
MR-dagarna
Key-note by the internationally renowned Pakistani human rights lawyer and activist Jalila Haider. She was recently named a recipient of the 2026 Right Livelihood Award – a prestigious distinction widely known as the “Alternative Nobel Prize” – and is being recognized for her tireless and fearless fight on behalf of Pakistan's most vulnerable groups.As the first female lawyer from the persecuted Hazara minority community, Jalila Haider has bravely challenged both ethnic discrimination and patriarchal structures. Through her law firm, she operates entirely pro bono and has taken on several legal cases to defend women, LGBTQ+ people and refugees. Her dedication and work have not only secured justice for individuals but have also helped expand freedom of movement for numerous human right defenders and political activists.