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Podcast by The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

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This episode is the 9th in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Kateryna Shapo... more

This episode is the 8th in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Kateryna Shapo... more

In this podcast Maryam Safi, RWI 2025 Fellow for the Afghanistan Programme, talk about her research.

Today we are joined by Liliana Lizarazo Rodríguez and Martha Robles Ustariz, our partners from the Brussels School of Governance. In the Defend-Bio project, they focus on the area “Litigation in Latin American and the Caribbean countries”, trying to ... more

This episode is the 7th in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Tamara Horbach... more

This episode is the sixth in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Olena Uvarov... more

This episode is the fifth in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Olena Uvarov... more

This episode is the fourth in the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s Business and Human Rights in Ukraine podcast series, produced as part of the BHR4Ukraine project in collaboration with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. It is hosted by Horbachevsk... more

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Nicolas Bueno
Professor focusing on Business and Human Rights and the right to work
University affiliations mentioned (e.g., University of Lausanne; LSE; Columbia Law School)
Episode: Nicolas Bueno on Business and Human Rights
Angelica Bonfanti
Mentor in BHR4Ukraine project; associate professor of International Law
University of Milan
Episode: Angelica Bonfanti on Business and Human Rights in Ukraine with a focus on the fashion industry
Maryam Safi
Human rights and skills building expert; RWE Afghanistan Programme fellow
Raoul Wallenberg Institute Afghanistan Programme
Episode: Maryam Safi, RWI 2025 Afghanistan Fellow
Liliana Lizarazo Rodríguez
Professor, Brussels School of Governance
Brussels School of Governance, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Episode: Defend-Bio (episode 4) with Liliana Lizarazo Rodríguez y Martha Robles Ustariz
Martha Robles Ustariz
Researcher/advocate on environmental justice
Brussels School of Governance
Episode: Defend-Bio (episode 4) with Liliana Lizarazo Rodríguez y Martha Robles Ustariz
Anna Tsuvina
PhD researcher at the European University Institute, mentee in the BHR Program for Ukrainian researchers
European University Institute
Episode: Anna Tsuvina on Business and Human Rights in Ukraine
Kateryna Shapovalova
Public international law scholar focusing on labor rights, climate migrants, and digital platforms
Raoul Wallenberg Institute's BHR4Ukraine project (with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University)
Episode: Kateryna Shapovalova on Business and Human Rights in Ukraine
Mariia Vasylechko
Participant in the BHR4Ukraine mentorship program; practical experience on responsible business conduct
Aminti and The Raoul Wallenberg Institute's BHR4Ukraine Project
Episode: Mariia Vasylechko on Business and Human Rights in Ukraine
Nadia Bernaz
Professor of Law and Corporate Justice in Law Group at Vahe n University (as stated)
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Episode: Nadia Bernaz on Business and Human Rights

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Olena Uvarova
Host of the episode; coordinator of the BHR4Ukraine mentorship program.

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Nicolas Bueno on Business and Human Rights
Q: What legal instruments exist for workers to challenge AI-related rights violations, and how might remedies be pursued?
National laws prohibit discrimination and provide remedies, but transnational cases are harder. The EU directive offers two routes: public authority investigations and a civil liability mechanism for compensating harms, expanding recourse for affected workers.
Nicolas Bueno on Business and Human Rights
Q: What legal obligations do businesses have to conduct human rights due diligence when integrating AI, with reference to the right to work?
Obligations differ for producers versus users of AI. Producers must ensure their technology does not discriminate and identify risks in both design and deployment, while users must apply due diligence to prevent negative impacts on workers, with several international standards guiding these obligations.
Maryam Safi, RWI 2025 Afghanistan Fellow
Q: What is the main takeaway you hope listeners will have from your research and experiences?
That education is a tool for either empowerment or exclusion; preserving inclusive, quality education is vital for peace, stability, and broad social mobility in Afghanistan and beyond.
Maryam Safi, RWI 2025 Afghanistan Fellow
Q: Why is it crucial for the international community to keep its attention focused on Afghanistan right now?
Because the ongoing changes threaten fundamental human rights and developments, with long-term global implications for millions of children and the future of Afghan society.
Maryam Safi, RWI 2025 Afghanistan Fellow
Q: For someone hearing about your study for the first time, what is the core message of the most critical finding you've uncovered regarding how the education system is being transformed and its impact on young people?
The transformation is not just about schooling limits; it reshapes education to systematically exclude girls, with deep social, psychological, and economic consequences for the new generation.

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What is On Human Rights about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program centers on business and human rights, with a strong focus on Ukraine and Europe. Episodes frequently feature scholars, lawyers, and practitioners discussing due diligence, governance, gender equality, labor rights, climate justice, and the role of policy and civil society in advancing human rights within corporate contexts. A distinctive pattern is the blend of academic analysis with practical, on-the-ground case studies—ranging from Ukraine's wartime and post-war recovery to EU policy developments like the CSRD/ESRS and due diligence regimes. Noteworthy is the consistent involvement of researchers affiliated with the Raoul Wallenberg Institute and regional universities, along with mentorship and capacity-building initiatives t... more

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