Human rights in a time of ideological polarity | Bratislava Hanus Days 2023 (ENG)

0:00 Introduction 5:30 Prof. Ryszard Legutko on human rights 16:45 Prof. Ivan Krastev´s remarks on human rights 27:55 What are human rights? 43:05 Are human rights just a social construct? 49:00 Is there an objective element to human rights? 1:04:50 Q&A How can we decide what is and what isn´t a human right? 1:06:05 Q&A What is your definition of a human person when human rights are only a social construct? 1:07:10 Q&A Rights vs. human rights 1:13:30 Q&A Future of EU and human rights 1:21:10 Q&A Foundation of laws 1:26:30 Q&A Why is it not a good idea to translate obligations and duties into rights? Conservative-liberal polemic beyond the borders of Slovakia. Guest: Ivan Krastev, Ryszard Legutko Host: Martin Luterán - What are (not) human rights? - How can we live together if we do not share common values? - Who is responsible for ideological polarization? How to get out of it? Ivan Krastev has long warned with some nostalgia about the possible breakdown of the liberal consensus in Europe and the rise of authoritarian regimes. Ryszard Legutko, on the other hand, challenges the existence of a liberal consensus and draws attention to the growing totalitarian tendencies of contemporary European liberalism. The aim of the debate is a philosophical-political clash of two ideological currents at the intersection of human rights and the value bases of both worldviews.