30 experts from 14 countries contributed to the workshop in Oslo, Norway which sucessfully summed up through a   Statement 11 March 2011

Please look up the program:  Workshop Program WHHR 9-11 March 2011  and the introduction-paper:WH & HR Introduction

The key-note presentations, papers and case studies will be published shortly.

Key-note presentations:

William Logan: "Cultural diversity, cultural heritage and human rights"
Peter Stone: "Human Rights and Cultural Property Protection in Times of Conflict" 
Gro Ween: "World Heritage and Indigenous Rights:
Cultural rights of particular groups vs. the Common good of mankind."

Gonzalo Oviedo: Rights based approach to Natural Heritage management 
Neil Silberman: ‘Heritage Interpretation and Human Rights: Documenting Diversity, Expressing Identity or Establishing Universal Principles?

Donald Hankey: Human Rights in ‘best practice’ World Heritage management  
Jukka Jokilehto: World Heritage and human rights With workshop summary and reflections