About twenty researchers will participate on March 12 and 13 at the congress 'Reason internship, autonomy and fundamental rights', organized by the project 'Natural law and reason internship' of the Institute for Culture and Society (ICS). Among them are experts from academic centers and research from Argentina, United Kingdom and Spain.

On the 12th , the following lectures will take place: 'Doctrine of double effect and foundation of human rights' (Juan Cianciardo, researcher del committee Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas de Argentina-CONICET), 'Power, truth, law, judges: have judicial processes become a blind machine?' (Carlos Fidalgo, University of Seville), 'Razón cínica' (Caridad Velarde Queipo de Llano, School of Law, University of Navarra), 'Autodeterminación, dignidad y derechos fundamentales' (Ángel J. Gómez-Montoro, School of Law, University of Navarra) and 'Derecho natural y fenomenología. An approach from the ideas of Hans Reiner' (Mariano Crespo, ICS of the University of Navarra).

On the other hand, the following conferences will be held on the 13th: 'On the distinction between 'killing' and 'being manager of homicide': Something more than a linguistic question' (Pablo Sánchez-Ostiz, School of Law, University of Navarra), 'The cognitive challenges of concrete interpretation between the intelligibility of language and the intelligibility of action' (Pilar Zambrano, Austral University, Argentina), 'Reason internship, morality and law' (Ángela Aparisi, School of Law, University of Navarra) and 'The Myth of Conventions: Law, Games and Art' (Verónica Rodríguez Blanco, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom).