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DESCRIPTION:Le Centre sur les droits de la personne et le pluralisme juridi
 que (CHLRP) accueille la professeure Nergis Canefe\, Osgoode Hall Law Scho
 ol. Son exposé fera un retour sur l’héritage de Nuremberg\, examinant pour
 quoi nous devrions aménager une place pour la responsabilité collective en
  tant qu'obligation morale\, pour mettre en place un contexte dans lequel 
 le jugement des crimes contre l'humanité pourrait être fermement situé et 
 historisé.\n\n[En anglais seulement] Professor Nergis Canefe’s talk revisi
 ts the legacy of the Nuremberg legacy from the perspective of collective r
 esponsibility and culpability. Due to the extensive the nature of harm inv
 olved in historic injustices\, Professor Canefe posits that individual res
 ponsibility argument waged against historic justice claims carries forward
  a great deficit. Historic injustices and the harms they generate are best
  understood as collective harms. The response to such harms must have a co
 llective component as well\, and the remedies offered are only meaningful 
 in a social and political context.\n\nOne common form of such harm\, const
 itutive harm\, significantly differs from the aggregative accounts of harm
  generally used by standard individual criminal litigation processes. It i
 s the type of harm that people suffer as members of historically wronged g
 roups and communities and often in the hands of the state that was poised 
 to protect them. Therefore\, historic injustice cases require a different 
 account of responsibility\, one that cannot be harnessed solely based on i
 ndividual responsibility argumentation within the context of domestic or i
 nternational criminal justice jurisprudence.\n\nHer article urges that we 
 make room for considerations pertaining to collective responsibility as a 
 moral obligation\, thus providing a context within which legal judgment fo
 r egregious crimes could be firmly situated and historicized.\n\nLa confér
 encière\n\n[En anglais seulement] Nergis Canefe is a scholar trained in th
 e fields of Political Philosophy\, Forced Migration Studies and Internatio
 nal Public Law with special focus on Human Rights and state-society relati
 ons. She has over twenty years of experience in carrying out in-depth qual
 itative research with displaced communities and teaching human rights and 
 public law globally. Her research experience includes working with the Mus
 lim and Jewish Diasporas in Europe and North America\, refugees and displa
 ced peoples in Turkey\, Cyprus\, India\, Uganda\, South Africa\, Bosnia an
 d Colombia. national association for the study of forced migration).\n\nCe
 tte activité est admissible pour 1\,5 heures de formation continue obligat
 oire tel que déclaré par les membres du Barreau du Québec.\n
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DTEND:20191007T183000Z
LOCATION:Salle de conférence Stephen Scott (OCDH 16)\, Chancellor Day Hall\
 , CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Mea Culpa\, Sua Culpa\, Tua Maxima Culpa: Collective Responsibility
  and Legal Judgment in the Context of Crimes against Humanity
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