Tag Archives: human rights
Is civic space closing in global health?
Leading international activists and journalists debate as part of the Graduate Institute’s 73rd World Health Assembly week. Continue reading
Right On Podcast, Episode 2: Can we police our way out of the pandemic?
Coming May 15, with Edwin Bernard, Felicita Hikuam, and Mikhail Golichenko. Meg Davis moderates. Continue reading
Contact Tracing Apps: Extra Risks for Women and Marginalized Groups
Data on health and individual movements can pose real threats for everyone—particularly for women and girls, and for marginalized and disfavored groups Continue reading
Right On Podcast, Episode 1: When the coronavirus comes in the door, do human rights go out the window?
What trade-offs should we make between our rights and the greater public good? Continue reading
Webinar: Human rights in the COVID-19 response
April 14th, 14-15:00 CET Continue reading
Human rights in the COVID-19 crisis
A brief update for April 6, 2020 Continue reading
Sexual Violence in Conflict Settings and Emergencies – 2018 courses
Update on CERAH’s course on sexual violence in conflict settings – 2018 dates Continue reading
Human rights, corruption and action for aid agencies
About the overlap between corruption and human rights abuses in aid, and in what agencies can do to address both. Continue reading
What counts in the new UNAIDS strategy
UNAIDS should commit to integrating human rights into disease impact models on which its targets are based. Continue reading
UNAIDS human rights indicators: What counts?
Take a trip back to the fabulous summer of 2010, when thousands of activists marched at the International AIDS Conference, waved our beer steins in Stephansplatz to the sweet songs of Annie Lennox, and demanded Human Rights and HIV/AIDS, Now … Continue reading
