Seminar Group 01 Miniconference – Day 2
18th
April 2013
Masaryk University Faculty of Law, room 208
Hello there. It is our pleasure to invite you to our Miniconference. Our professionals are
prepared to introduce you to themes such are Positive discrimination as a lawful measure, Women's
rights in Saudi Arabia and European Commission. It is a great opportunity for specialits to gain deeper
knowledge and for anyone else who wants to learn more about these themes. So if you are
interested come and see what we prepared for you.For more details see the information below.
Timetable:
08:00 - 08:05 Registration
08:05 – 08:20 Positive discrimination as a lawful measure
08:20 – 08:25 Discussion and feedback
08:25 – 08:40 Women's rights in Saudi Arabia
08:40 – 08:45 Discussion and feedback
08:45 – 09:00 European Commission
09:00 – 09:05 Discussion and feedback
09:05 – 09:15 Coffee break
1.
Positive discrimination as a lawful measure
Our study group would like to examine pozitive discrimination, its contribution
and its weakness to the system of law.
We would like to generaly explain positive discrimination and after brief general
introduction of discrimination, we would like to aim our subject to the USA, where were positive
discrimination realized in praxis. We would like to end up with results of this effort and debate about
discrimination as lawful instrument, possibly talk about human rights and its violation.
For our presentation we would like do combined presentation, made in PowePoint,show
our listeners some video from debate in US Senate, possibly expression of human rights experts. Our
sources will be generally books and BBC archives. For more cooperation, we would like to start our
own debate on this subject in class.
In my opinion it is important a very binding topic because people often speak about
discrimination in true sense in word. This view could be unusual and informative. I personally look
forward to the video from debate in US Senate. I am curios how will be the discussion and my
classmates arguments and opinions.
Svobodová M.
2.
Women's rights in Saudi Arabia
For our presentation we have chosen a stinging topic which concerns the civilized world
throughout past decades: The situation of women in Saudi arabia regarding their rights.
First we would like to make a short introduction in women's situation in Saudi arabia. This
will help us understand why their situation is so different from the one in our own country.
Then we would like to concentrate mostly on the rights which are focused on gender parity
and finally we would end up with explaining the differences between laws for women in Czech
Republic and those in Saudi arabia.
We hope that you will find our presentation attractive and maybe also a little
helpful.
I am looking forvard to this subject, because I am very interested in Arabi theme in general.
So I gladly hear any information involving this subject, describing arabic culture, moral rules and in
the end of course women's rights in Saudi Arabia.
Unknown soldier
3.
European Commission
In our presentation, we are going to talk about one of the body of the European Union,
specifically European Commission. European Commission is the executive body of the EU.
In the first part will are going to explain concepts like European Union, European
Commission and formation, commissioners and other basic and important concepts. Secondly we are
going to describe composition of the Commission, responsibility to European Parliament, Information
about commissioner, number of commissioners, appointment and their work. We are going to tell
you who are present commissioner. In conclusion we are going to give a quiz or crossword.
The presentation is going to be made in PowerPoint. Source of the information are from
the internet and books.
This presentation is helpful especially for us students. It would bring us a lot of new
information about theme that we encounter on daily basis. I would definetly like to attend to this
presentation. My area of interest would mainly be in the basics for I personaly know a little about
European Commission.
Kalous M.