Human Rights Tracks
Center for Human Rights Erlangen-Nürnberg | FAU CHREN
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S2E9 HRT No. 9: The Rise in Armed Conflicts and the Quest for Justice: Is International Law Failing?
In this episode, we talk to Dr Gurgen Petrossian about the dramatic rise in the number of armed conflicts around the world and how international law responds to it. Are we witnessing a "lost era" in…
S2E8 HRT No. 8: Human rights capacity-building in corporations: genuine change or empty words?
In this episode, we investigate the possibilities and challenges of building human rights capacity and conducting risk assessments within companies. Our guest is Leonel Lisboa, consultant, Head of…
S2E7 HRT No. 7: The transformative power of social rights
In this episode, we explore the transformative potential of social rights with Dr. Octávio Ferraz, Professor at King's College London and Co-Director of the Transnational Law Institute. We discuss…
S2E6 HRT No. 6: Der Koalitionsvertrag unter der Lupe: migrations- und integrationspolitische Vorhaben der neuen Bundesregierung
Am 5. Mai 2025 unterschrieben die Parteivorsitzenden CDU/CSU und SPD den Koalitionsvertrag. Wenig später berichteten Medien, dass man im Kanzleramt einen nationalen Notstand für den Bereich Migration…
S2E5 HRT No. 5: The EU Omnibus Simplification Initiative and what it means for corporate sustainability practices
In this episode, CHREN postdoctoral researcher Dr Caroline Lichuma guides us through the potential effects - and fall-out - of the "EU Omnibus Simplification Initiative" recently proposed by the…
S2E4 HRT No. 4: Tackling poverty: the link between (in)equality and poverty
In this episode, we are diving a little into legal theory while also discussing the very real, very visible implications and effects of poverty. CHREN postdoctoral researcher Dr Tainá Garcia Maia is…
S2E3 HRT No. 3: Empowering communities at the intersection of climate justice, migration and human rights
This is the second episode of a mini-series exploring the connection between the climate crisis, migration and human rights. This time, Dr Oluwatoyin Adejonwo and Jocelyn Perry help us get to the…
S2E2 HRT No. 2: Explaining the nexus: the climate crisis, migration and human rights
We are diving into a mini-series exploring the connection between the climate crisis, migration and human rights. During the first of these episodes, we have the pleasure to talk to Walter Kälin,…
S2E1 HRT No. 1: Going against torture. How to hold powerful states accountable?
We are proud to launch our new podcast "Human Rights Tracks" with an episode on combatting torture featuring CHREN postdoctoral researcher Dr Janina Heaphy. Janina’s research predominantly revolves…
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Human Rights Tracks has published 9 episodes since November 2024, covering topics in Science, Social Sciences.
Human Rights Tracks is currently active with new episodes every 2 months. Average episode length is 31m.
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