EADHC – Étude Académique des Droits de L’Homme et du Constitutionnalisme

Done: International Monograph on Public Law Published!

Post published:March 25, 2026
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We are happy to announce the successful completion of one of our four key projects for 2025! In collaboration with National University “Odesa Law Academy” and Riga Nordic University, the Association "ÉADHC" has published the collective monograph: 📖 “Public Law, Human Rights, and Decentralization in France and Ukraine: From History to European Integration”.This scholarly work brings together researchers from Ukraine, France, and other EU countries to discuss:1) Human rights in the digital age and beyond.2) Decentralization and public authority challenges.3) The historical evolution of public law.The monograph is published by the European house “Baltija Publishing” (Latvia) and is assigned with ISBN and DOI for each section.This publication marks the final stage of our 2025 research initiative, fostering academic ties between Ukraine and the European Union.🔗 Read the full work here: https://lnkd.in/erhbzJ-V

Preparing for the 2026 ÉADHC General Assembly: Integrating Human Rights into the AI Era

Post published:March 5, 2026
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Dear colleagues, As we move closer to the ÉADHC General Assembly (scheduled for April 14, 2026, in Paris), our internal discussions have reached a final point. While AI offers immense potential for public efficiency, its impact on Human Rights remains the most critical challenge of our decade. From privacy and non-discrimination to the right to a fair trial, the digital transformation requires a robust legal shield. Expert Spotlight:Our initiative is guided by Natalia Mishyna, a leading expert in constitutional law with a specialized focus on human rights protection within AI-driven systems. Natalia Mishyna argues that before we apply AI to specific administrative levels, we must first ensure that AI systems are compliant with international human rights standards "by design". What we are preparing for the Assembly: A Human Rights-Centric Approach: Moving beyond technical compliance to ethical legal frameworks. The EU AI Act & Beyond: Analyzing how new regulations protect individual…

Preparing for the 2026 ÉADHC General Assembly: Social Housing and Human Dignity

Post published:February 25, 2026
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Dear colleagues and partners, As we prepare for the upcoming General Assembly of the Association "Academic Studies of Human Rights and Constitutionalism" (ÉADHC) on April 14, 2026, we are putting another vital issue on our strategic agenda: The Right to Housing. In the current economic climate, social housing is very important of human dignity and social stability. At ÉADHC, we are looking at this through the lens of constitutional guarantees and the state's obligations to its citizens. Expert Insight: Our discussion is led by Alla Fedorova, a leading expert in constitutional law and human rights, who is also an expert in the legal frameworks of social housing and urban rights. She emphasizes that access to affordable housing is a prerequisite for the exercise of almost all other civil and political rights. Our President Natalia Mishyna added, that without a stable home, the right to privacy, family life, and even the…

Launching a New Project: AI and Human Rights – Your Input Needed!

Post published:February 18, 2026
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Dear friends and colleagues, Over the past months, we’ve seen how rapidly artificial intelligence is reshaping governance, public services, and influences human rights – more and more authorities, international organisations and researchers pay attention to this fact. Amongst the last interesting events – the International Criminal Court will co-host the event on AI ! At EADHC we believe these developments call for the attention on how can human rights principles be effectively embedded "by design" into AI systems, especially at the local and municipal level? That’s why we are excited to announce that we are launching a new project at the intersection of AI and Law / Human Rights. The exact shape is still taking form - it could become: - a series of expert webinars and policy briefs, - a comparative study of AI use in local governance across Council of Europe member states, - practical guidelines for municipalities…

Post-seminar brief – pdf file

Post published:February 5, 2026
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Post-Event Brief The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives Date: 23 January 2026 Location: University of Strasbourg (MISHA, Salle de la Vitrine) / Hybrid format The workshop brought together legal scholars, EU and Council of Europe experts and practitioners to discuss one of the most pressing humanitarian and legal challenges of our time: how to rebuild and modernise Ukraine’s housing policy in line with European standards – particularly in relation to the millions of internally displaced persons within Ukraine, as well as the protection of the right to housing for temporary protected Ukrainians in EU States. Post workshop note_02_02Download

Post-Seminar Brief

Post published:January 31, 2026
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The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives Date: 23 January 2026 Location: University of Strasbourg (MISHA, Salle de la Vitrine) / Hybrid format Organisers: ITI MAKErS (Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute, University of Strasbourg), in cooperation with • Laboratoire SAGE (UMR 7363, University of Strasbourg) • Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic) • Association ‘Étude Académique des Droits de l’Homme et du Constitutionnalisme’ (France)

Housing Rights in Times of Crisis: From Strasbourg to Ukraine

Post published:January 27, 2026
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How do we transform the right to housing from a legal concept into a reality for millions displaced by war?Recently we co-organised a high-level workshop at the University of Strasbourg (ITI MAKErS), marking the end of Dr. Natalia Mishyna’s visiting fellowship. The discussion was a powerful reminder that housing is not just about a roof — it’s the foundation for dignity and social integration.Key points:-the French model: exploring how the logement social system can offer structural solutions for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction.-the protection gap: addressing the urgent housing needs of Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU.-legislative reform: moving toward a municipal-led housing policy aligned with the European Social Charter.Special thanks to the speakers from SAGE Laboratory, Palacký University Olomouc, and the Council of Europe for their invaluable expertise.The post-event brief will come soon.

Workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis – today at 14.00 (Paris time)

Post published:January 23, 2026
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Today at 14.00 (Paris time) will be our first event in cooperation with our colleagues - International Workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives’.Host: ITI MAKErS (Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute, University of Strasbourg).Organizers:· Laboratoire SAGE (UMR 7363, University of Strasbourg) ;· Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic);· Association ‘Étude Académique des Droits de L’Homme et du Constitutionnalisme’ (France).Format: Hybrid (Strasbourg, University of Strasbourg, building MISHA, Salle de la Vitrine / Online)All of the scientists and practitioners mentioned in the programme have already confirmed their presence - we hope our esteemed colleagues from Ukraine will have technical ability to join us.The link is as follows https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89723163512?pwd=C7gJzBEt6gWstgE4xlENgPOMGgoiDC.1Hope to see you soon! We will come back with the report and photos of the event.

International workshop ‘The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives’ – 23 / 01 / 2026

Post published:January 21, 2026
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Happy 2026 to our readers!Our first event in 2026 is the international workshop 'The Right to Housing in Times of Crisis: European Experience and Ukrainian Perspectives'.Our esteemed guests will cover the Council of Europe standards in this area (many thanks to Alla Fedorove), as well as the practice of the Council of Europe in this field, including the facts and findings of the Register of Damage for Ukraine. Our Association will be represented by Natalia Mishyna, who will speak on how the relevant French experience could be applied to the major problems that Ukraine faces.Hybrid format. More details and link to Zoom could be found on the pdf file below. workshop_23_01_2026Download

Season’s greetings! Happy New 2026!

Post published:December 26, 2025
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As the founders of the EADHC, we would like to thank all of the volunteers who contributed to our activities in 2025 - Yuliia Leheza, Alla Fedorova, Ganna Sarybaieva, Bohdana Ostrovska, Ruslana Kuzina, Svitlana Mazepa, Olha Tylchyk and many others!We completed several projects in 2025, including:- Women Rebuilding Ukraine (report available on our website);- a series of lectures on the French constitutional tradition for students at Ukrainian universities;- co-organising the International Conference on Administrative Law in Times of Transformation and the III All-Ukrainian Contest 'Juridica' on Law, Security and European Integration;- Resilient Communities: Legal Reform for Civil Self-Organisation Under Martial Law (report and our Draft Law of Ukraine available on our website).We also began several other projects:- collective monograph: 'Public Law, Human Rights and Decentralisation in France and Ukraine: From History to European Integration”;- 'Empowering Local Authorities to Combat Domestic Violence in Ukraine'.Many thanks and best wishes to all!