The Nordic Committee of bioethics (NCBIO) is hosting a webinar series on bioethical aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Nordic countries. The aim is to identify ethical aspects of the pandemic, to look at policies and debates with a view on differences and similarities between the countries.
The fifth webinar in the series evaluates legislative responses to COVID-19 through a health and human rights lens, focusing on restrictions on movement. Using examples from European countries, including Denmark and Ireland, the extent to which governments have adopted a proportionate response will be explored.
0:00 Introduction Janne Herrmann
01:58 Katharina Ó. Cathaoir
26:00 Gro Nystuen
40:54 Audience questions
Keynote speaker: Katharina Ó. Cathaoir
Assistant Professor in Health Law, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen and principal investigator of a project mapping legal responses to COVID-19 funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research.
Commentator: Gro Nystuen
Assistant director of the Norwegian National Human Rights Institution.
Moderated by Janne Rothmar Herrmann
JUR Centre for Advanced Studies in Biomedical Innovation Law,University of Copenhagen and member of the NCBio.
The webinar originally streamed on 21 April 2021.
The fifth webinar in the series evaluates legislative responses to COVID-19 through a health and human rights lens, focusing on restrictions on movement. Using examples from European countries, including Denmark and Ireland, the extent to which governments have adopted a proportionate response will be explored.
0:00 Introduction Janne Herrmann
01:58 Katharina Ó. Cathaoir
26:00 Gro Nystuen
40:54 Audience questions
Keynote speaker: Katharina Ó. Cathaoir
Assistant Professor in Health Law, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen and principal investigator of a project mapping legal responses to COVID-19 funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research.
Commentator: Gro Nystuen
Assistant director of the Norwegian National Human Rights Institution.
Moderated by Janne Rothmar Herrmann
JUR Centre for Advanced Studies in Biomedical Innovation Law,University of Copenhagen and member of the NCBio.
The webinar originally streamed on 21 April 2021.
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