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LieuFondation CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN Aud. 3, Avenida de Berna, 45 A, 1067-001 LISBOAProgrammeTHURSDAY, 27th MAY 201009h30 &#8211; 10h45    Introduction/Presentation    Host and Partners11h00 &#8211; 11h30Key note speech: Our intergenerational obligations. Prof. Dr. Axel Gosseries, University of Louvain, BelgiumFIRST PANEL DISCUSSION &#8211; WHAT IS INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE?    11h30 &#8211; 11h50 Input Statement: Intergenerational Justice &#8211; Scope and Limits. Dr. J&#246;rg Tremmel, Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK    11h50 &#8211; 12h10 Input Statement: Ontological debt and Intergenerational Justice &#8211; The Case of Climate Change. Prof. Dr. Viriato Soromenho-Marques, University of Lisbon, Scientific Coordinator of the Gulbenkian Environment Programme, Portugal    12h10 &#8211; 12h30 Input Statement: Democracy and its Boundaries. Can there be such a thing as a bona fide intergenerational social contract? Prof. Dr. Armando Marques Guedes, President of the General Assembly of the Portuguese Association of International Law, Portuguese Association for the United Nations, Portugal12h30 &#8211; 13h00 DebateModerator: Prof. Dr. Axel Gosseries, University of Louvain, Belgium13h00 &#8211; 14h30 Lunch timeSECOND PANEL DISCUSSION &#8211; INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE IN THE EUROPEAN LAW    14h30 &#8211; 14h50 Input Statement: Which Understanding of Intergenerational. Justice and/or Sustainability is Expressed in the EU Documents, Representative of the European Commission    14h50 &#8211; 15h10 Input Statement: The European Convention on Human Rights and the Right to a Healthy Environment. Abel de Campos, Head of Legal Division of the European Court of Human Rights    15h10 &#8211; 15h30 Input Statement: On How to Represent Future Generations in European Governance. Dr. Maja G&#246;pel, Director Future Justice, World Future Council, Belgium15h30 &#8211; 16h00 DebateModerator Prof. Dr. Manuel Almeida Ribeiro, Steering Committee of the Portuguese Association for the United Nations Portuguese Society of International Law, Portugal16h00 &#8211; 16h15 Coffee breakTHIRD PANEL DISCUSSION &#8211; INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW    16h15 &#8211; 16h40 Input Statement: Implementing intergenerational justice: Children at the heart of policy making. Lucy Stone, Climate Change Manager, Unicef UK    16h40 &#8211; 17h05 Input Statement: Crimes Against Future Generations. S&#233;bastien Jodoin, Legal Research Fellow, Centre for International Sustainable Development Law/World Future Council, Canada    17h05 &#8211; 17h30 Input Statement: The Failure of Copenhagen and its consequences for International Relations. Dr. Marisa Matias, Centre for Social Studies and Deputy of the European Parliament17h30 &#8211; 18h00 Debate Moderator: Patrick Wegner, Managing Director of the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations, Germany18h00 Free EveningFRIDAY, 28th MAY 201009h30 &#8211; 10h00Key note: The institution and practice of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Future Generations of Hungary. S&#225;ndor F&#252;l&#246;p, Ombudsman Future Generations, HungaryFOURTH PANEL DISCUSSION &#8211; INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE IN NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONS    10h00 &#8211; 10h25 Constitutions and Future Generations. Prof. Dr. Axel Gosseries    University of Louvain, Belgium&#160;         10h25 &#8211; 10h55&#160; French Constitutional Law and Future Generations. Towards the implementation of Transgenerational Principles ?, Dr Emilie Gaillard Sebileau, CRJ Pothier Orl&#233;ans, France.        10h55 &#8211; 11h20 Ways to legally implement intergenerational justice in Portugal. Prof. Dr. Francisco Pereira Coutinho, Universidade Aut&#243;noma de Lisboa, Portugal11h20 &#8211; 11h55 Debate Moderator: S&#225;ndor F&#252;l&#246;p, Ombudsman Future Generations, HungaryCLOSING EVENT    12h00 &#8211; 12h15 Final speech/considerations. Dr. J&#246;rg Tremmel, Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK    12h15 &#8211; 12h30 Final speech/considerations. Dr. Maja G&#246;pel, Director Future Justice, World Future Council, Belgium    12h30 &#8211; 12h45 Final speech/considerations. Prof. Dr. Armando Marques Guedes, President of the General Assembly of the Portuguese Association of International Law, Portuguese Association for the United Nations, Portugal    12h45 -13h00 Final speech/considerations. Prof. Dr. Manuel Almeida Ribeiro, Steering Committee of the Portuguese Association for the United Nations, Portuguese Society of International Law, PortugalModerator/Presentations&#160;: Marisa dos Reis, Project Leader of the Conference, Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations, GermanyEND OF CONFERENCE, CERTIFICATES DISTRIBUTION (COUNTER/SECRETARIAT)