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Human Rights Perceptions and Practices at the Local Level: Cases from Southern Africa and Sweden
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What role do local governments play in the implementation of human rights, and to what extent do municipal officials recognise and apply human rights standards in their everyday work?
This research report presents the findings of a … Continue reading » “Human Rights Perceptions and Practices at the Local Level: Cases from Southern Africa and Sweden”
Continue readingCompliance Lessons for the Public Sector: A Step by Step Guide for Ukraine and Moldova
This guide was developed by the participants of the “ACT – Addressing Corruption Together” project, implemented by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) in partnership with Ukrainian Bar Association (UBA) and Action for Justice (A4J) … Continue reading » “Compliance Lessons for the Public Sector: A Step by Step Guide for Ukraine and Moldova”
Continue readingSchooling Under the Taliban Era: Human Rights Violations in Education and Their Long-Term Impact on Peace in Afghanistan
By Maryam Safi.
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The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan occurred in 2022, and since then, the de facto government’s education policies have reportedly violated the right to education. As a result, the status of education, … Continue reading » “Schooling Under the Taliban Era: Human Rights Violations in Education and Their Long-Term Impact on Peace in Afghanistan”
Continue readingAfghan Female Entrepreneurs in Crisis: Addressing Human-Rights Challenges and Recommendations
This study examines the multi-faceted challenges faced by Afghan female entrepreneurs under the Taliban government, highlighting the interplay of political, economic, institutional and social constraints that severely limit women’s economic participation. Drawing on qualitative interviews with female entrepreneurs, wholesalers and … Continue reading » “Afghan Female Entrepreneurs in Crisis: Addressing Human-Rights Challenges and Recommendations”
Continue readingIntersecting Crises, Unseen Strength: Persons with Disabilities Shaping Their Future in Afghanistan
Guided principally by theConvention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and, on questions of unjust causation of impairment, by the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), this study examines how the situation of persons with … Continue reading » “Intersecting Crises, Unseen Strength: Persons with Disabilities Shaping Their Future in Afghanistan”
Continue readingConflict of Interest: Training Syllabus Model ACT- Addressing Corruption Together
This training syllabus model was developed by the participants of the “ACT – Addressing Corruption Together” project, implemented by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) in partnership with the Ukrainian Bar Association (UBA) and Action … Continue reading » “Conflict of Interest: Training Syllabus Model ACT- Addressing Corruption Together”
Continue readingACT Plan: Managing Assessed Corruption Risks in the Field of International Assistance for EU Candidate Countries: Comparative Insights from Ukraine and Moldova
This policy brief was developed by the participants of the “ACT – Addressing Corruption Together” project, implemented by the Raoul Walenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (RWI) in partnership with the Ukrainian Bar Association (UBA) and Action for … Continue reading » “ACT Plan: Managing Assessed Corruption Risks in the Field of International Assistance for EU Candidate Countries: Comparative Insights from Ukraine and Moldova”
Continue readingStudent Yearbook of International Human Rights Law Volume 1 (2025-2026)
Selected works from the Lund University / RWI LLM in international human rights law programme IHRL I & IHRLII courses.
This initiative is inspired by more than a decade of engagement with students on the LLM in international human rights … Continue reading » “Student Yearbook of International Human Rights Law Volume 1 (2025-2026)”
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