Breaking with Tradition: Austria’s Controversial Government Formation Amid Political Turmoil 
The rise of Kaja Kallas: Towards a more hawkish EU policy on China? 
Article no.1 – Sexual Emancipation in Ireland A historical account and what the 33rd Dáil may bring. 
The “Right to have Rights”: the case of the Rohingya population Has the importance of human rights shifted?
Written by Kocha Changelia, EST Working Group on Human RightsRead More
The Transnational Issue of Child Labour in Europe
Written by Olivia Serra Calvo Children’s protection is a keyRead More
The European Union as perpetrator? Allowing human rights violations on its soil.
Written by Mari-Luz Kerkhoven In recent years, tensions between theRead More
The fight never ends: Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention
Written by Karoline Tolstrup Sørensen Despite a linear development towardsRead More
The EU Sitting on the Fence: Between Good Practice and Inconsistency Within the Human Rights Defenders Protection Regime
Written by Sabina Escobar The motivation to write this articleRead More
Female Genital Mutilation: From an Ancient Tradition to a Fundamental Abuse of Human Rights
Written by Tekla Scharwaschidze, EST Ambassador to the Republic ofRead More
Modern slavery : Prisoners of time
Written by Xhoana Shegani (EST Ambassador to Albania) Although slavery,Read More
Human Rights: Is the Rights of Asylum Respected in Europe?
Written by Pierfrancesco Maria Lanza (EST Ambassador to Italy, ReggioRead More
A Blueprint for Paradise? Historical approaches to the post-war Human Rights regime
Written by Egil Sturk (EST Ambassador of Sweden) “You are destinedRead More