The Swedish Forum for Human Rights – Mänskliga Rättighetsdagarna

Photo: Evelina Rönnbäck

The Swedish Forum for Human Rights (MR-dagarna) is the Nordics biggest forum for practitioners, researchers, authorities, politicians and non-governmental organisations who work with, or wants to learn more about human rights. The purpose of MR-dagarna is to increase the knowledge about human rights and to put them higher up on the political agenda. The Forum is arranged yearly in different cities and with different themes, to contribute to the development of human rights in Sweden and internationally. MR-dagarna is a non-profit forum and is also politically- and religiously independent. It is a cooperative project where Föreningen Ordfront is the economic- and legal principle.

The Swedish Forum for Human Rights 2023 will take place on 23rd-25th of November at Helsingborg arena in Helsingborg. The theme will be announced spring 2023.

Tickets

The Forum is divided into two parts – one is free of charge and the other one requires a ticket. To get access to the longer programme acts, a ticket is needed.

Admissions

To be updated spring 2023.

Please contact us if you are intrested in booking tickets for your school class info@mrdagarna.se

Book your ticket

Free admission

For those who have not purchased a ticket, there is still a lot going on at the Forum. At the exhibition squares, you can meet organisations, authorities and companies working with human rights. Learn about current projects and how to get involved. In the exhibition squares you will also find smaller stages with shorter debates, discussions and cultural events.

Register for free admission

English programme

Contact us

info@mrdagarna.se

08-12 15 00 52

Accessibility

Is there a audio induction loop systems (hearing loop) in every room?

There are hearing loops or similar, both for the audience and on stage in every seminar room and on the stages in the exhibition. In some rooms you need to have a a hearing loop that you wear around your neck. Theese loops can be retrieved in the information desk at the entrance level.

Is the programme sign language interpreted?

Some seminars will be sign language interpreted. These seminars are highlighted both in the printed programme (with the symbol of two hands) and online. When reserving your tickets it is also possible to submit details if there is a specific part of the programme you will need interpretation for. We try to accommodate all participants’ requirements as far as possible – and will contact you well in advance if, for some reason, we are unable to meet your needs.

Is the programme deaf blind interpreted?

Currently we have no seminars that will be deaf blind interpreted. However, when reserving your tickets, you can submit details if there is a specific part of the programme you will need interpretation for. We try to accommodate all participants’ requirements as far as possible – and will contact you well in advance if, for some reason, we are unable to meet your needs.

Will the facilities be accessible for wheelchair users?

All rooms are adapted for wheelchair users.

Is it possible to get an attendant on site?

If you need an attendant you can turn to available volunteers at the information desk. Please contact us ahead if you already know that you will be in need of an attendant at the forum.

Is the schedule and programme available in other formats?

The programme in Braille can be collected at the information desk at the forum. Contact us if you want to take part of the programme earlier or are in need of different material.

Is it possible to buy food at the forum if you have special dietary needs?

Please contact us if you have very specific dietary needs and we will look into the possibility of making a special order at the restaurants. There are no meals included in the ticket.