High-Level Ceremony for the Launch of a New Palestinian Comparative Research Study
The Palestinian Judicial Institute, in close cooperation with the High Judicial Council, held a high-level ceremony recently to launch a new Palestinian comparative research study.
The study, titled “Fair Trial Guarantees in the Criminal Procedural Law from International Standards … Continue reading » “High-Level Ceremony for the Launch of a New Palestinian Comparative Research Study”
Continue readingNavigating Human Rights in an Unknown World
Morten 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”
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RWI Supported Researchers Presents Paper in Manila
Two RWI supported Cambodian researchers recently presented papers at the 14th ASLI Conference in Manilla – “A uniting Force? Asian values and the Law”.
Kimsan Soy, who is the director of the Centre for the Studies of Humanitarian Law … Continue reading » “RWI Supported Researchers Presents Paper in Manila”
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Leuven Declaration On the Backlash Against Independent Human Rights Mechanisms
In recent years, human rights institutions and mechanisms around the world, like the UN and the European Court of Human rights, have been facing a major backlash. Making matters worse, rule of law and democracy are being challenged and civil … Continue reading » “Leuven Declaration On the Backlash Against Independent Human Rights Mechanisms”
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Taking Action on Human Rights in Sierra Leone’s Prisons
RWI has just completed a week-long Human Rights Action Planning Workshop with the Sierra Leone Correctional Services (SLCS) under the Institute’s new partnership in the country with SLCS and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
The event saw managers from … Continue reading » “Taking Action on Human Rights in Sierra Leone’s Prisons”
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How the World is Drifting Apart and Bursting Bubbles
Johan 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”
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Plan Hatched to Spread Awareness on Gender-Related Issues in Belarus
The Raoul Wallenberg Institute together with the Faculty of Management Technologies and Humanitarisation at the Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU) is working to implement a gender plan to spread awareness on gender related issues and culture. The plan is also … Continue reading » “Plan Hatched to Spread Awareness on Gender-Related Issues in Belarus”
Continue readingEconomic, Social and Cultural Rights Training in Zimbabwe
This week, the Raoul Wallenberg Institute in cooperation with the Zimbabwean Centre for Applied Legal Research launched the second professional training programme on human rights for Zimbabwe.
The workshop, which takes place in Harare, brings together ministries, government departments, local … Continue reading » “Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Training in Zimbabwe”
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What Impact is the America First Doctrine Having on Human Rights?
In 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?”
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“Kim Kardashian is More Famous Than Any Human Rights Activist”
In 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””
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