Dr. Meng ZHANG worked with the RWI China Program and the thematic area of human rights and the environment, Meng’s research focused on human rights, the role of civil society, and public participation in addressing climate change, especially during … Continue reading » “Meng Zhang”
Following the screening of the film, “The Seventeen (Fly So Far)” during the October film festival held at Kino in Lund, we held a follow-up interview with the film’s producer, Mónica Hernández Rejón. Mónica is a Mexican film producer, director, … Continue reading » “Talking to Mónica Hernández Rejón, producer of “The Seventeen (Fly So Far)””
This month we highlight the International day of Democracy that falls on the 15th of September.
If you are interested in learning more about democratisation and autocratisation, this is what Lena, out librarian at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute recommends you … Continue reading » “Learn with Lena: International Day of Democracy”
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of our colleague and friend Utama Sandjaja, known as Utama or Sandy.
Utama has been a valued member of our team since May 6, 2019, managing the … Continue reading » “In Memory of Utama Sandjaja”
LUBcat is the catalogue for all libraries at Lund University. Here you find the books available at the RWI Library. You can reserve books in LUBcat from other libraries, and they will be sent to the RWI-Library. Various types of … Continue reading » “Catalogues and Databases”
Teresa Cappiali is a researcher at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) in Lund and a Lecturer in international migration at the Graduate School of Social Science at Lund University. She holds a PhD in … Continue reading » “Teresa Cappiali”
On March 21st The Raoul Wallenberg together with Kino organised the second event of the Swedish Human Rights Film Festival. We marked the … Continue reading » “Racial discrimination in Sweden and the United States – March 21 Follow up content”
Michael McEachrane, Lund University
Centuries of European colonialism have had a tremendous impact on shaping inequities within and among countries, many of which are yet to … Continue reading » “Will European countries ever take meaningful steps to end colonial legacies?”
Covid-19 has stalled the progress of UN talks about the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). But there are hopes China will display leadership when it hosts a major CBD conference in Kunming, writes Kong Lingyu.
The coronavirus showed the … Continue reading » “Can China Take the Lead in the UN Biodiversity Process?”
