FREEDOM OF RELIGION: PROTECTION OR EQUALITY?
Saturday 13th March 2010, 10.00 am to 4.30 pm
Vaughan House, 46 Francis Street, London SW1P 1QN
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The conference will begin with coffee and registration at 10.00 am and conclude at 4.30 pm after Evening Prayer. The day will include the Society’s AGM.
Speakers
James Dingemans QC - 3 Hare Court Chambers
James Dingemans’ practice is strongly focused on Constitutional, Human Rights and Public Law, including claims involving written constitutions and cases raising issues of freedom of expression; property rights; rights to life and religious rights; and rights of statutory bodies. He regularly appears in the Privy Council in a wide range of cases.
Professor Christopher McCrudden – Lincoln College Oxford
Dr McCrudden has been a fellow of Lincoln College since 1980. He is currently a Professor in Human Rights Law in the University and a (non-practising) barrister (Gray's Inn). His main interests are in the fields of constitutional, administrative, and comparative public law, with a particular specialisation in human rights law.
Professor Lucy Vickers - Professor of Law at Oxford Brookes University
Lucy Vickers’ main research area is the protection of human rights within the workplace. A particular focus is religious discrimination at work.
James Dingemans’ practice is strongly focused on Constitutional, Human Rights and Public Law, including claims involving written constitutions and cases raising issues of freedom of expression; property rights; rights to life and religious rights; and rights of statutory bodies. He regularly appears in the Privy Council in a wide range of cases.
Professor Christopher McCrudden – Lincoln College Oxford
Dr McCrudden has been a fellow of Lincoln College since 1980. He is currently a Professor in Human Rights Law in the University and a (non-practising) barrister (Gray's Inn). His main interests are in the fields of constitutional, administrative, and comparative public law, with a particular specialisation in human rights law.
Professor Lucy Vickers - Professor of Law at Oxford Brookes University
Lucy Vickers’ main research area is the protection of human rights within the workplace. A particular focus is religious discrimination at work.
The conference fee is £30 for members or £45 for non members, to include coffee on arrival and a sandwich lunch with wine.
Please complete the application form and return, with your cheque in favour of The Ecclesiastical Law Society, to
Sarah Neden
Ecclesiastical Law Society
1 The Sanctuary
London, SW1P 3JT
Or send by DX:
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams DX 145940 Westminster 4