Universal jurisdiction: myths and realities

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Human Rights Survival Guide

IPHR

28 episodes

2 weeks ago

How can human rights survive and thrive in the 21st century? Which mechanisms can we create to make states and large corporations respect the fundamental rights of citizens? What can global civil society do today? International Partnership for Human Rights presents the Human Rights Survival Guide - a series of podcasts aimed at tackling these questions. The IPHR team will interview experts, HRDs, journalists and civic activists to discuss how you, your local NGO, your state can use existing human rights instruments and principles to empower, to protect, and to bring perpetrators to justice.

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Universal jurisdiction: myths and realities

Human Rights Survival Guide

36 minutes 20 seconds

4 years ago

Universal jurisdiction: myths and realities

What is universal jurisdiction (UJ) and why it is increasingly discussed in human rights circles and among international stakeholders recently?

What is hidden behind the overhyped UJ concept, how did it emerge, what's the scope of it and how could it evolve in the years to come?

In the second episode of our "accountability series" Alexandre Prezanti, International Lawyer and Partner at Global Diligence LLP and Simon Papuashvili, Programme Director at IPHR discuss these questions and spice them up with examples, which will motivate you to learn more and who knows, maybe even litigate a UJ case.