The Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Amnesty, Lund University and Laboratorio de imagem e som em antropolocia welcomed students and other interested people to listen to the panelists and to participate in the debate regarding ‘current opportunities and challenges in accommodating cultural diversity and social demands’. Mr. Rafael Numi Capra, Lawyer, University of Chile (Amnesty International) briefed…
Dr. Anja Matwijkiw is, between 2019-2020, a candidate for the U.S. Fulbright Distinguished Chair of Public International Law. It is an award involving that Dr. Matwijkiw carries out research (80% of her time) and teaches (20% of her time), connected to the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human rights and Humanitarian Law and Lund University Faculty…
We had a chat with Maria Green to discuss her role as a researcher: Maria, you are a researcher. What is your field of research? Thank you for asking! Most of my work revolves around international human rights standards — interpreting them, coming up with ways to help with implementing them, or thinking about where…
The connection between human rights and eHealth was at the heart of the discussions during early October, when a group of researchers and representatives from the Ministry of Health from Belarus visited the Raoul Wallenberg Institute in Lund. During 2019 the group has worked on an applied research project regarding the human rights implications of…
In French below: Applications to receive research support are now open to researchers based in Senegal. The object of the proposals must be migration and international law. Both ‘migration’ and ‘international law’ are interpreted broadly. The discipline used to approach the issue of migration and international law does not need to be legal, but may…
