7-11 November 2022
The Project will participate within the 2022 IHS. The Summit will embrace high-profile representatives from international space agencies, companies and research institutions. IHS 2022 will feature world-renowned speakers, including space agency officials and representatives, astronauts, scientists, engineers, and academics. We also anticipate around 1000 attendees from around the world.
7-11 November 2022
The Project will participate within the 2022 IHS. The Summit will embrace high-profile representatives from international space agencies, companies and research institutions. IHS 2022 will feature world-renowned speakers, including space agency officials and representatives, astronauts, scientists, engineers, and academics. We also anticipate around 1000 attendees from around the world.
18-22 September 2022
The Project was represented during the 2022 IAC, presenting on the importance of "Preserving Unspoiled Space for Future Generations" - noting the need to recognize and protect the outer space environment on the basis of its connection with humanity's collective cultural heritage.
8 April 2022
The Project participated as part of the 2022 Symposium, hosted by the Northern Illinois University Law Review. The project presented its views on the future of work rights and diversity in outer space.
16-19 November 2021
The Project presented its views on the benefits of a human rights approach to health issues in the outer space context - underscoring the need to respect, protect, and fulfill the right to health across the final frontier.
8-17 November 2020
The Project shared its views on the future of health in space during a town hall seminar titled: "Human Rights in Space – The Right to Health."
26 August 2021
The Project discussed the future of advocacy spanning the fields of human rights, disability rights and space law.
Celestial Citizen is a platform for promoting a more equitable and just vision of planetary settlement beyond Earth.
28-30 June 2021
The Project presented its views on the benefits of a human rights approach to space debris - in highlighting the issue as a collective environmental concern, and in advancing sustainable development in outer space.
28 June 2021
The Project spoke about the future of space activities, and exploring the relevance of human rights in shaping the outer space workplace.
The Office Reset is a show about the future office, post covid-19. Hosted by Ayesha Salim.
in outer space.
23 June 2021
The Project presented as part of a GMUN-Article 33 panel event with Professors Steven Freeland and Melissa De Zwart on the relevance of a human rights approach in governing the activities of non-state actors.
8 - 11 June 2021
The Project presented its views on the utilization of existing international human rights law to support and operationalize measures conducive to human activities in space and upon other celestial bodies.
26-30 April 2021
The Project presented its views on the application of a human-rights based approach to disaster and humanitarian response as part of a unified planetary defence policy .
13 April 2021
The Project was invited to share its views with AXIOS Space on the future and relevance of human rights in defining labor issues in space.
24 - 26 February 2021
The Project spoke on the need for a Human Rights Based Approach to Outer Space Sustainability.
28 January - 4 February 2021
The Project presented its views on the role of human rights in promoting environmental stewardship on the moon and other celestial bodies.
Space Association of Australia - January Public Meeting
25 January 2021
The Project presented on the need for policymakers and space industry professionals to anticipate the role of human rights in supporting human activities in outer space.
16 - 18 November 2020
The Project advanced our perspectives during a town hall seminar titled "The Future of Space Rights - Fundamental Human Rights in Outer Space."
9-10 November 2020
The project presented its views on the relationship between human rights and the Moon Village Principles, in promoting sustainable human activities on the lunar surface.
15 - 18 October 2020
The Project outlined the centrality of human rights in establishing a rules-based order, conducive to prolonged human habitation on the red planet under the paper "The Best of Both Worlds: Human Rights as a foundation for a Mars Bill of Rights."
12 - 14 October 2020
The Project presented its views under the paper "The extraterritorial application of human rights in outer space" as part of "Session 2 - Moon and Mars Settlement: Open Legal Issues."
5 - 6 October 2020
The Project contributed as part of the inaugural Australasian virtual Space Health Symposium (including Human Rights in the Space Environment).
1 - 3 September 2020
The Project presented its views on the relevance and need for human rights principles in supporting the use of space applications to meet international environmental obligations under SGD-13 on Climate Change.
19-20 July 2020
Project Co-lead Jonathan Lim presented his views on the role of human rights in promoting human activities on the lunar surface.
14 March 2020
Project Co-lead Jonathan Lim provided his perspectives on the project, and the role of human rights in space.
