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Assistant Professor Rittossa on social risks of technology-based measures to fight COVID -19 epidemic
#PRAVRI researchers have redirected their scientific efforts towards the issues arising as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic and related changes in the social life of different communities.
In collaboration with colleagues from several other EU Member States, Assistant Professor Dalida Rittossa draws attention to the need to achieve the proper balance between the positive actions based on technology to fight the pandemic and the protection of individual human rights and fulfilment of special needs of the vulnerable groups such as children, victims of family violence and persons with mental health difficulties. Her presentation titled “Life in the time of COVID-19 – Social implications on the security and well-being of vulnerable groups in the European context” was part of the online conference What have we learned and done so far: social, medical and educational aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic (ICT-20 @ COVID-19) organised by the Croatian Society for Information, Communication and Electronic Technology – MIPRO on 27 and 28 May 2020.
Here you may access the conference programme, and the respective summary.
The Dean's position on minority languages during the COVID-19 epidemic
The PRAVRI Dean Prof. Dr. Vesna Crnić-Grotić, in her capacity of the Chair of the Committee of Experts of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, has expressed concern, in an interview at the end of April, about the widespread absence of regional or minority languages from official information and communication about COVID-19.
She underlined that, according to the Charter, regional or minority languages should be used in all contexts and, therefore, that authorities should also actively use regional or minority languages in their response to the pandemic. In particular, it should be borne in mind that COVID-19 patients would feel even more isolated if they were not able to communicate with healthcare staff in their language.
View the entire interview here.
Networking within the YUFE Alliance of European Universities for the fieed of law
The University of Rijeka has signed Erasmus + s mobility agreements for the area of law with the University of Antwerp and withe the University of Bremen. Contracts signed include student mobility for study purposes and staff mobility.
You can find other law school contracts in our Erasmus map and more information related to the Erasmus + program can be found here.
Eight PRAVRI students received the University awards
After the 31 March session of the University of Rijeka Senate, we know the names of the best students for this academic year. Among the awarded are also 8 students of the Faculty of Law in Rijeka. The Rector's Award is received by SIMON RADOVČIĆ, student of the 5 year of the Integrated University Study in Law, with an average grade of 4,839. Excellence Scholarships for the academic year 2019/2020, goes to seven our students: Sven Sušanj, Nina Miculinić, Tea Mustać, Narda Krnetić, Paola Brčić, Žana Gavrić and Loris Laković.
Sincere congratulations to all and keep it up!
Faculty concluded the agreement for financing of the project PRAXIS IURIS
The Faculty of Law in Rijeka is starting a new project “PRAXIS IURIS – Free primary legal aid and professional practice at the Faculty of law in Rijeka”, funded entirely from the European Social Fund, Operational programme “Efficient human resources 2014-2020” in the amount of HRK 3,102,829.37. On 9 March 2020, the Faculty Dean Prof. Dr. Vesna Crnić-Grotić has attended the ceremony of signing of the grant agreement in the Ministry of Science and Education, together with the Project Manager Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gabrijela Mihelčić.
Networking within the YUFE Alliance of European Universities for the fieed of law
Erasmus + s mobility contracts signed with:
- University of Eastern Finland
- University of Cyprus
- Tor Vergata University of Rome
The University of Rijeka has signed Erasmus + s mobility contracts for the area of law. Contracts signed include student mobility for study purposes and staff mobility.
You can find other law school contracts in our Erasmus map and more information related to the Erasmus + program can be found here.
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