The Airspace Tribunal is an arbitration performance on the freedom and right of airspace that considers the case for and against the recognition of a new human right to protect the freedom to live without physical or psychological threat from above. Drawing on wide expertise and experience, it engages the public in discussion and seeks to challenge the narrow terms by which airspace is currently represented and defined in law. The hearings consider the changing environmental, cultural, social, psychological, political, military, and historical definition, perception, and composition of airspace. A.M. Qattan Foundation.