Current Events
Here you can find information about Prof. Keller's Chair not related to teaching: newspaper articles, interviews, indications of new publications and much more.
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Edited Volume: The Human Rights Covenants at 50
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Honorary Doctorate Awarded to Professor Keller
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Interviews with Judge Keller
Recently, several leading Swiss newspapers published interviews with Helen Keller, Judge at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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Lukas Bärfuss meets Helen Keller
On 5 May 2017, Lukas Bärfuss meets Helen Keller for a public discussion
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Announcement: Seminar Fall 2017
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Special Issue on the "Self-Determination Initiative"
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NZZ News Article on the Economic Implications of the "Self-determination Initiative"
NZZ news article referring to Prof. Keller's assessment of the economic consequences of a possible adoption of the "Self-determination Initiative".
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SRF Kontext with Prof. Keller
Radio broadcast with Prof. Keller talking about international human rights law and the European Court of Human Rights.
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SRF Dok with Prof. Keller
Documentary with Prof. Keller talking about the separation of powers and international courts.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in the WOZ, Part 2
The interview "Durch den Monat mit Helen Keller" (Part 2) was published in the WOZ on the 15th of January.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in Sonntag
Prof. Keller recently spoke to Judith Hochstrasser of the Sonntagnewspaper about her work at the ECtHR. The interview, in which Prof. Keller spoke about politics, the media and justice, was published on 18 December 2014.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in the SRF radio programme "Rendez-vous"
Yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of Switzerland's ratification of the ECHR. Prof. Keller spoke to Susanne Brunner about the importance of the Convention and the jurisprudence of the ECtHR in the radio programme "Rendez-vous".
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Prof. Keller interviewed in "20 Minuten"
Prof. Keller spoke to Désirée Pomper about Swiss direct democracy, the Tarakhel case, and the importance of the ECtHR.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in the "Tageswoche"
Prof. Keller recently spoke to Jeremias Schulthess about the importance of the ECtHR. The interview appeared in the "Tageswoche" of 31.7.2014 under the title «Der Gerichtshof wird nötiger denn je» ("The Court is becoming more important than ever").
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Article in the Journal of International Criminal Justice
Prof. Keller and Corina Heri have co-authored an article on Enforced Disappearance and the European Court of Human Rights: A 'Wall of Silence', Fact-Finding Difficulties and States as 'Subversive Objectors' in the Journal of International Criminal Justice.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in the "Berner Zeitung"
"Frau Keller, sind Sie fremde Richterin?" ("Ms. Keller, are you a foreign judge?"): An interview with Prof. Keller in the Berner Zeitung.
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Prof. Keller in the St. Galler Tagblatt
Prof. Keller spoke with Tobias Gafafer about the European Court of Human Rights.
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Interview with Prof. Keller in the NZZ
Prof. Keller spoke with Daniel Friedli about the status of public international law and about the activity of the ECHR.
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Interview with Prof. Keller on Swiss radio
Prof. Keller spoke with Oliver Washington about the ECJ as the supreme judicial instance for issues resulting from the relationship between Switzerland and the EU.
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Seminar with Prof. Reich in the Fall of 2013
Prof. Dr. Keller and Prof. Dr. Johannes Reich will be offering a seminar on "most vulnerable groups" in the fall semester of 2013.
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Article by Prof. Keller and Luca Cirigliano on the topic of blasphemy
An article by Helen Keller and Luca Cirigliano on the topic of blasphemy will soon appear in the Max Planck Institute's "Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht" (ZaöRV).
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Prof. Keller at the Europainstitut Zürich
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New Edition of Schweizerisches Bundesstaatsrecht
The 8th and completely revised and expanded edition of the textbook Das Schweizerische Bundesstaatsrecht (Häfelin Ulrich; Haller Walter; Keller Helen) is now available.
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Interview Regarding the Charles Taylor Judgment with DRS 4 News