By Emelie Lantz, Lund University, Human Rights Studies Imagine crossing a single street and witnessing a stark shift in living standards, life expectancy, and …
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By Vladislava Stoyanova Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping migration, asylum, and border governance by introducing forms of automated decision-making. Although such technologies promise …
By Rouzbeh Parsi This is an edited and translated version of the epilogue to Rouzbeh Parsi’s book Mellan Gud och stat. Iran efter ett …
Anny Matamoros Pineda Introduction More than 600 actors contributed to shaping the Inter-American Court’s recent Advisory Opinion on the climate emergency, mobilizing a wide …
Watch the video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/F2lgBdrU6Oo (new tab) By Drishti Alagh, Master of Law Candidate at Lund University and museum team member Objects have …
By Lena Halldenius, Professor of Human Rights and Coordinator of the Human Rights Profile Area On the 29 April 2025, the Human Rights Profile …
By Ming Gao, Department of History, Lund University China’s marriage rate has plummeted to its lowest level since records began in the 1980s. In …
Martin Andersson, assistant coordinator at the Human Rights Profile Area, had the opportunity to build bridges in Sydney during his visit to the Australian Human Rights Institute (AHRI).
Fattigdom och utanförskap i Sveriges digitala ekonomi Lena Halldenius och Moa Petersén Nu finns nummer två av Lund Human Rights Reports and Working Papers: …
On February 21-22 of this year, the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights conducted its seventh periodic review of Sweden. The …