Professor Nancy Dowd’s research focuses on social justice issues connected to family law, and touches also on juvenile law, constitutional law, race and gender analysis, and social change theories.
In this episode, she talks about her recent book, which … Continue reading » “What About Male Privilege?”
Continue readingMorten Kjaerum, the director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute, joins us for our latest episode of the On Human Rights Podcast. He talks about his concern for the increasingly authoritarian trends worldwide, mitigating fear and angst, how the human … Continue reading » “Navigating Human Rights in an Unknown World”
Continue readingJohan Hassel is the CEO of Global Utmaning, or in English, Global Challenge. This is an independent think tank that promotes long-term solutions to crises and challenges. Hassel is also a member of the Swedish Delegation for the UN’s … Continue reading » “How the World is Drifting Apart and Bursting Bubbles”
Continue readingIn our latest episode of “On Human Rights,” we talk to Ted Piccone. He is a senior fellow with the Project on International Order and Strategy and Latin America Initiative in the Foreign Policy Program at Brookings Institution in Washington … Continue reading » “What Impact is the America First Doctrine Having on Human Rights?”
Continue readingIn our latest episode of “On Human Rights,” we speak to Yeonmi Park, a 23-year-old human rights activist from North Korea.
RWI’s Leila Fall recently interviewed Yeonmi Park, a 23-year-old human rights activist from North Korea. When she fled that … Continue reading » ““Kim Kardashian is More Famous Than Any Human Rights Activist””
Continue readingJan Eliasson’s resume is as extensive as it is impressive. Amongst other tasks for the Swedish state, he acted as minister for foreign affairs in 2006 and was the Swedish ambassador to the U.N for several years. He has served … Continue reading » “Jan Eliasson on Being a Worried Optimist”
Continue readingIn our lates episode of On Human Rights, we have a special interview from MR-dagarna (Swedish Human Rights Forum) in Malmö, with Alice Wadström from the RWI who is talking to Cynthia Enloe, a professor known for her work … Continue reading » “On the Role of Women in Military Culture”
Continue readingIn our latest episode of On Human Rights, we interview Leyla-Denisa Obreja, a visiting scholar at RWI and a PhD candidate at Bond University in Australia. Her area of research is intimate partner violence. Listen to her talk about her … Continue reading » “Preventing Intimate Partner Violence: A Human Rights Approach”
Continue readingIn our latest episode of “On Human Rights”, Alice Wadström sat down with Jude Dibia, a novelist from Nigeria, during the Swedish Human Rights Forum in Malmö, Sweden in November.
… Continue reading » ““You Shouldn’t Be Threatened By Other People’s Sexuality””
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