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China and Global Environmental Governance: Towards Stockholm +50
On 28-29 September 2021 Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) and China Dialogue organised a hybrid event in Stockholm: ‘Towards Stockholm+50: China’s Role in Global Environmental Governance’.
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Cambodia Programme update:
Within the context of its planned Programme in Cambodia 2020-2022, and subject to confirmed funding from Swedish Development Cooperation, the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law announces a scholarship for the Master of Law in International Human Rights Law at Lund University, Sweden for up to two students for the academic years 2021-2023. For more than three decades, the Master Programme has been a cooperative venture of RWI and the Faculty of Law at Lund University, Sweden.
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Our Work in Indonesia
We initiated activities in Indonesia in 1999. An office was established in Jakarta in 2005. Our work in Indonesia focuses on supporting the implementation of the Regional Asia Programme on Human Rights and Sustainable Development (2017-2021). In particular, we work to promote the concept of human rights cities and foster a local dialogue around challenges and solutions related to the human rights, gender equality, environment and SDGs.
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China Programme News
The Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Older Persons in a Pandemic: Findings from Two Studies Conducted in China
On our activities in Asia
The institute has been active in Asia for over 25 years. In 1996 we initiated cooperation in the region with human rights training courses for Chinese high-level justice officials. During the following years our number of activities in the region grew and our programmes expanded.
Programmes and Cooperations
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Andreas Ljungholm
Andreas holds both a Swedish LL.M and a Master in International Human Rights Law from Lund University. He has almost 20 years of experience working with human rights and has for more than half of that time been based at different duty stations abroad.
He joined RWI in 2003 having previously worked for the Human Rights Chamber of Bosnia-Herzegovina in Sarajevo and OHCHR in Geneva. He has extensive experience working with human rights both within a development cooperation context and from an international court setting.
In 2005, he established RWI’s office in Jakarta, Indonesia and stayed as office director until 2007. Between 2007 and 2013 he was Head of RWI’s Asia Unit coordinating and developing the institute’s work in the region. In 2013, he established a RWI office in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and stayed there as office director for almost five years. In 2018 he took up the position as Team Leader for Fair and Efficient Justice at the Institute’s headquarter in Lund, Sweden.
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