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Theo Van Boven: Fighting Impunity
Today, and perhaps more than ever, Van Boven’s critical and irreverent spirit must inspire us: the protections of Human Rights demand objectivity, sensitivity, and action, always fighting against impunity, which completely undermines the entire system.

Afonso Oliveira Fachada
Nov 255 min read


Democracy or Co-optation? Judicial Elections in Mexico and the Future of the Judiciary in Latin America
What happens in Mexico will resonate throughout Latin America. If the reform succeeds and ushers in a judicial system subordinated to political power or electoral whims, it could open the door to a new wave of authoritarianism disguised as popular participation. As regional history has shown, when justice becomes hostage to politics, rights are always the first to lose.

Miriam Cornejo Rodriguez
Jun 284 min read


Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword for Human Rights
Social media is a double-edged sword in the context of human rights. While it has empowered activists, facilitated global awareness, and provided a platform for marginalized voices, it has also enabled cyberbullying, disinformation, and digital manipulation. The challenge lies in maximizing its positive potential while mitigating its risks.

Sofia Mihaliková
Apr 254 min read


Scenarios for Gaza – What Can We Expect Now?
We need to rethink how the Palestinians are treated and how to address their claims of territoriality and independence.

Juan Francisco Muñoz Gómez
Dec 23, 20239 min read
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