“Sitting with the Grief of Survivors”: embracing collegiality in human rights scholarship“Sitting with the Grief of Survivors”: embracing collegiality in human rights scholarship
When human rights scholars engage survivors as colleagues, we avoid traps of voyeurism and engage with them not just for evidence of their oppression, but for their ...
When human rights scholars engage survivors as colleagues, we avoid traps of voyeurism and engage with them not just for evidence of their oppression, but for their ...
By: Laura T. Murphy
October 23, 2020
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Art as activism
Diana Ocholla, a storyteller and dancer, describes the process behind Rise, a performance held in the streets of Muizenberg, South Africa to make space for and pay tribute to women in an environment plagued by gender-based violence.
Can the virtual sessions of the African Commission generate more civil society participation?
By: Japhet Biegon
October 26, 2020
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Human Rights: What are the questions that really matter?
By: Jonathan Rowson
October 22, 2020
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The #PayUp Campaign is intensifying, but don’t forget the women workers leading the movement
By: Mayisha Begum
October 26, 2020
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Confronting systemic racism globally
By: Cristina Palabay & Francisco Mateo Rocael Morales & Miguel Martín Zumalacárregui & Ruben Kondrup
October 16, 2020
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