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By Aliaksei Patonia
The views and opinions expressed in this blog are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position, policies, or views of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute.
This op-ed was produced as part of a … Continue reading » “Green Hydrogen’s Missing Ingredient: A Human Rights-Based Approach”
Continue readingBy: Peter Lundberg, Executive Director
Had Raoul Wallenberg been alive today, he would have turned 114 years old. He was not the obvious hero. He was not the most experienced diplomat, the most influential
By Clemence Velon, Communication Associate
In a recent article published in Science 35 scientists from 27 European research institutions examine the European Commission’s Food and Feed Safety Omnibus package. As the European Union (EU) considers major changes to its … Continue reading » “Pesticides and Human Rights: Researchers Warns Against Weakening EU Pesticide Regulations”
Continue readingBy Arsen Markiv, Advisor for Ukraine Programme
Introduction by Zuzana Zalanova, Senior Advisor
Credit for Image: Suspilne Chernihiv
Imagine Serhii, a 38‑year‑old veteran from a village near Chernihiv, returning home after defending the region from Russian attacks. … Continue reading » “Human Rights and Justice at the Local Level: Mapping the Institutional Landscape in Chernihiv Oblast”
Continue readingBy Ani Ghulinyan, Communications Associate
We are pleased to announce that we have finalised our selection of two human rights research fellows from Armenia: Mane Madoyan and Tatevik Azizyan.
The Raoul Wallenberg Institute organises the research fellowship programme for … Continue reading » “Two Armenian Researchers Chosen for RWI Human Rights Fellowship in Lund”
Continue readingBy Ani Ghulinyan, Communications Associate
Laura Milne’s appointment as Country Director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) in Armenia in March 2025 provided a timely opportunity to reflect on the progress to date, identify what has proven effective, and … Continue reading » “From Law to Lived Experience: How RWI Is Re-shaping Human Rights Practice in Armenia”
Continue readingBy: Dan Kuwali, Affiliated Scholar*
Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a transformative, society-shaping technology. When applied in the military sphere, cognitive computing has far-reaching consequences for the conduct of warfare, influencing how decisions are taken, how operations are executed, and … Continue reading » “Accountability for Autonomous Lethality”
Continue readingBy Clemence Velon-Bazzana, Communication Associate
Latifa Jafari Alavi – 2024 RWI Research Fellow – delivered on December 5, 2025, an online discussion about the policy brief she published during her fellowship. In his opening remark, Richard Bennett, UN Special … Continue reading » “Beyond the Medical Crisis: Intersectionality, Gender Justice, and Maternal Health in Afghanistan”
Continue readingBy Arsen Markiv, Research Associate for Ukraine Team
The SITE 2025 Development Day “Steady against the wind: Ukraine’s and Moldova’s path towards EU membership” in which Zuzana Zalanova and I recently participated, served as a necessary reminder that European … Continue reading » “Reflections from the SITE Development Day 2025: Why Local Rule of Law Unlocks Ukraine’s EU Future?”
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