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The International Day of Democracy
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Legal aid to those who were forced to leave their homes: Ukrainian and international experience
In April 2024, a delegation from Ukraine visited Poland to study the experience of legal aid provision to refugees. Here’s an account of the study visit and its background written by Ukrainian journalist, Viktoriia Nazaruk.
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Menstruation and Human Rights
This article is written by a master student and reflects their individual perspectives and opinions. It does not constitute an official representation of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute. The content provided here is for educational and informational purposes only, and readers … Continue reading » “Menstruation and Human Rights”
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Tethered Bottle Caps: A Greener and More Inclusive Choice
This article is written by a master student and reflects their individual perspectives and opinions. It does not constitute an official representation of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute. The content provided here is for educational and informational purposes only, and readers … Continue reading » “Tethered Bottle Caps: A Greener and More Inclusive Choice”
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Bookphoria with Victoria – On Human Rights Libraries (2/2)
Libraries are essential to democracy, providing equitable access to information and upholding human rights. They promote intellectual freedom, education, and cultural participation. Despite challenges like censorship and digital disparities, libraries strive to bridge divides and innovate to meet evolving needs. … Continue reading » “Bookphoria with Victoria – On Human Rights Libraries (2/2)”
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Human Rights and the International Day for Biological Diversity
This article is written by a student and reflects their individual perspectives and opinions. It does not constitute an official representation of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute. The content provided here is for educational and informational purposes only, and readers should … Continue reading » “Human Rights and the International Day for Biological Diversity”
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Human rights are intrinsic to libraries embodying the essence of democracy, knowledge dissemination, and equitable access to information. At their core, human rights advocate for the inherent dignity and equality of all individuals, while libraries serve as beacons of intellectual … Continue reading » “Bookphoria with Victoria – On Human Rights Libraries (1/2)”
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Unprecedented Levels of Poverty – Widows Hardest Hit
Welcome to our blog, the Human Righter. We shed light on contemporary human rights issues and comment on human rights developments. We dig deep into our focus areas within human rights, discuss SDGs and human rights. You will … Continue reading » “Unprecedented Levels of Poverty – Widows Hardest Hit”
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