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Humaira Rasuli
Humaira Rasuli is an Afghan human rights lawyer and women empowerment activist. Humairahas a Master degree in Law and Political Science, practiced as an attorney in Afghanistan, and registered with the Afghan Bar Association as a Human Rights Attorney. She … Continue reading » “Humaira Rasuli”
Visual Storytelling: An Interview with the Curator of ‘Lebanon – In a State of Unrest’
We recently had the privilege of interviewing Stephanie de la Barra, a remarkable individual whose passion project, “Lebanon – In a State of Unrest,” is making a profound impact. Together with her transnational team from Austria, Lebanon and Syria, she
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Celebrating Half a Century of MARPOL’s Environmental Commitment
Welcome to our blog, the Human Righter. We shed light on contemporary human rights issues and comment on human rights developments. We dig deep into our focus areas within human rights, discuss SDGs and human rights. You will also find … Continue reading » “Celebrating Half a Century of MARPOL’s Environmental Commitment”
Final Workshop of the Climate Displacement in African Cities Project
From 20-21 August, RWI and Lund University convened the final workshop of the Climate Displacement in African Cities project. The workshop brought together public sector professional working primarily in local government to present and discuss the City Profiles that they … Continue reading » “Final Workshop of the Climate Displacement in African Cities Project”
Marthe Wandou – On her work as a gender and peace activist
In our latest episode of “On Human Rights” we spoke to Marthe Wandou. Marthe is a Cameroonian human rights, gender and peace activist. Since the 1990s, she has worked to prevent and fight sexual violence against children. She founded her … Continue reading » “Marthe Wandou – On her work as a gender and peace activist”
Climate protection and nuclear abolition: Hope from the International Court of Justice.
This year began with the incredible journey that young leaders from the Pacific Islands were taking to move the highest court in the world, the International Court of Justice for an Advisory Opinion on Climate Change. Most thought it was … Continue reading » “Climate protection and nuclear abolition: Hope from the International Court of Justice.”