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Poverty and in-equality at the heart of the post Covid-19 human rights agenda
Morten Kjaerum, Director Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, explores the new social agenda to address poverty and inequalityContinue Reading
Commentary: Human Rights Challenges
Thoughts about the human rights challenges we confront in the fog of the war with the Corona Virus Commentary by Neal S. Rubin, PhD, ABPPApril, 2020 Given my interests in human rights, I find myself thinking about some of the moral and ethical challenges we are grappling with today asContinue Reading
Human Rights in Times of Corona
Commentary by Polli Hagenaars We are worried about the ongoing corona crisis. We are worried about our loved-ones, about people around us, and about of those in vulnerable situations. We think of the refugees in Syria, at the Turkish borders, at the Mexican/US borders and elsewhere, of those on the move, of peopleContinue Reading
Basic Human Rights in Situations of Emergencies
Commentary by Nora Sveaass Commentary by Nora Sveas In situations of emergency and crisis there is a need for measures and arrangements set up for the common good, including altering and setting limitations to what is considered regular rights and routines in our daily lives. Emergencies may therefore give rise toContinue Reading
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