
Podcast by The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 148 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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
This episode is the third podcast 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 Olen... more
This episode is the second podcast 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. The epiosde is an e... more
This episode is the first 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
In this podcast, RWI research fellows Tahmina Sobat and Mohammad Mustafa Raheal reflect on their year-long fellowship at RWI and share their key takeaways.
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This program features scholars, lawyers, and advocacy professionals who explore human rights across conflict zones, governance, and justice systems. Episodes frequently center on rights-based approaches to justice, gender equality, climate and environmental justice, and the interplay between international law and local realities. Notable angles include implementing digital tools in courts, examining property restitution, and analyzing regional rights frameworks like the Maputo Protocol or environmental protection agreements. The format tends to combine academic insight with field experiences, policy implications, and calls for inclusive governance, accountability, and practical reforms. A standout trait is the heavy emphasis on rights-based... more
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Recent guests on On Human Rights include:
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2. Kateryna Shapovalova
3. Mariia Vasylechko
4. Nadia Bernaz
5. Tamara Horbachevska-Konstankevich
6. Snizhana Shevchenko
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