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RWI Welcomes Luxembourg’s Support for ICMD, Strengthening International Humanitarian Law Compliance

By: Jennifer Jun, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Communication

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) welcomes the Government of Luxembourg’s official support for the International Humanitarian Law Compliance Monitoring Database (ICMD), reinforcing its commitment … Continue reading » “RWI Welcomes Luxembourg’s Support for ICMD, Strengthening International Humanitarian Law Compliance”

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Assessing and Strengthening the Capacities of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights

By: Olga Gaponenco, Programme Officer, Ukraine Office

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) held a high-level workshop in Kyiv from 29-31 October, in partnership with the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights (UPCHR) Continue reading » “Assessing and Strengthening the Capacities of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights”

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Across the Mai Po mudflats, the high-rise buildings of Shenzhen are a hard-to-miss reminder of urban spread along this coastline. A less visible threat to the Mai Po mangroves are invasive species. The fast-growing Mangrove Apple (Sonneratia caseolaris) is a non-local species that was originally planted in the Futian Nature Reserve on the Shenzhen side of Deep Bay as a quick way to restore the mangrove forests there. The species has since invaded the Mai Po reserve, where regular clearance efforts are needed to prevent it overtaking native mangroves. To address the issue, Futian and Mai Po have also formed a collaboration, holding regular workshops and exchanging data. (Image: Katherine Cheng / China Dialogue)

RWI to Lead New 3-Year Formas Project on Urban Environmental Displacement and the Role of the Justice Sector

By: Jennifer Jun, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Communication

The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) has been awarded close to SEK 4 million from Formas – the Swedish Research Council for Sustainable Development for … Continue reading » “RWI to Lead New 3-Year Formas Project on Urban Environmental Displacement and the Role of the Justice Sector”

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Anti-Corruption Workshops in Lithuania Equip Legal Practitioners from Ukraine and Moldova

By: Cornelia Walles, Communications Associate

In October 2025, RWI had a second workshop for the ACT (Addressing Corruption Together) project, in collaboration with Ukrainian Bar Association, (Ukraine) and Action for Justice (Moldova). The 2-day workshop was held in … Continue reading » “Anti-Corruption Workshops in Lithuania Equip Legal Practitioners from Ukraine and Moldova”

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RWI Researcher Awarded Two Prestigious Grants for Groundbreaking AI and Human Rights Studies

By: Jennifer Jun, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Communication

Dr. Sue Anne Teo, Researcher at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI), has been awarded two major research grants to advance the understanding of artificial … Continue reading » “RWI Researcher Awarded Two Prestigious Grants for Groundbreaking AI and Human Rights Studies”

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