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The 2013 Zimbabwe constitution has been the subject of interesting research (see for example our interview with James Tsabora), including the recently published anthology on ‘Selected Aspects of the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution and the Declaration of Rights’ … Continue reading » “Meet the Editor: Dr.Admark Moyo – ‘Selected Aspects of the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution and the Declaration of Rights’”
Continue reading… Continue reading » “Environmental law from below” Continue reading“Environmental law offers us a glimmer of hope going forward, especially for the world’s most vulnerable. The adoption of
The enabling and practice of scientific freedom and responsibility benefits not only scientists and policymakers but also benefits us all. However, unless the status of scientific freedom and responsibility are acknowledged as a human right, it won’t be possible to … Continue reading » “Gain New Human Rights Knowledge: Join the first MOOC on Science and Human rights”
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We are happy to welcome and to introduce our Wallenberg Chair Thérèse Murphy who will be with the Raoul Wallenberg Institute until August 2024.
Murphy is a professor of law and director of the Health & Human Rights Unit at … Continue reading » “Wallenberg Chair: Welcoming Thérèse Murphy”
Continue readingOn the occasion of the release of ‘The Judiciary and the Zimbabwean Constitution’ we met with its editor, Dr. James Tsabora, to discuss the process that led to the writing of this interesting publication.
Dr. Tsabora is a qualified lawyer … Continue reading » “Meet the Editor: James Tabora on The Judiciary and the Zimbabwean Constitution”
Continue readingRWI in Harare collaborated with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to host the National International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Moot Court competition which took place at the end of September.
The recurring competition provides an opportunity for students … Continue reading » “Zimbabwe: Improving Legal Drafting and Argumentative Skills”
Continue readingBetween 12 and 16 September, the RWI team of six colleagues and three international experts travelled to Yerevan, Armenia, to support RWI activities in the country.
If the visit was made challenging due to the context of escalating violence in … Continue reading » “RWI in Armenia: A Productive Visit”
Continue readingWe work with universities in Armenia to support educational human rights programmes. Together with the American University of Armenia (AUA) and Yerevan State University (YSU), we have been exploring different ways to support universities, lecturers and professors with their human … Continue reading » “Armenia: Exchanging Ideas on Human Rights Education ”
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