The UN Conference on the Human Environment, held in Stockholm in 1972, was a turning point for environmental governance. It saw the emergence of global environmental cooperation as a concept – in part, as an attempt to create a … Continue reading » “China and Global Environmental Governance: Towards Stockholm +50”

With presences in Nairobi (since 2002), Harare (since 2019), and Addis Ababa (2024), we have over the years developed broad networks, knowledge,e and understanding in relation to human rights and human rights work in Africa.

Our cooperation in Africa has … Continue reading » “Our Work in Africa”

The Raoul Wallenberg Human Rights Library is a pillar in the Institute’s work and holds one of the largest collections of literature on human rights and humanitarian law in Europe. It is an invaluable resource for those studying, researching, and

Inclusion is ultimately about the dignity and worth of every person, which is the backbone of all human rights. Much of our work since our founding in 1984 has been dedicated towards this aim.

“There is a pressing need to