Dienstag, 22.09.2015

Belgrade Declaration: AHRI-Statement zur Flüchtlingskrise

Association of Human Rights Institutes: "Einzigartige Gelegenheit, Führungsqualitäten zu beweisen."

Die Schaffung unüberwindbarer Barrieren, sowohl im physischen, als auch im bürokratischen Sinne, sei weder im Einklang mit geltendem Völkerrecht, noch eine geeignete Maßnahme in der derzeitigen Situation, so die Versammlung des Zusammenschlusses von 29 Einrichtungen der Menschenrechtsforschung und -bildung. Die Belgrader Deklaration von AHRI im Volltext in englischer Sprache: AHRI BELGRADE DECLARATION

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Padova Model UPR 2025

Students from University of Graz win second place in two categories at the Model UPR simulation hosted by University of Padua

Call for Registration: 5th Academy and Conference Human Rights Go Local

We cordially invite you to register for the multi-day online participatory forum “Human Rights Go Local: What Works”. The 2026 edition will scrutinize human rights-based budgeting approaches regarding their effectiveness to promote local governments’ accountability. We will discover how these budgeting approaches can serve to make human rights a reality for all.

FreeAc Lecture Series: Circular Economy for Sustainable Development

On 16 December 2025, within the Erasmus+ project Promoting Academic Freedom in Ukraine, coordinated by the University of Graz, a guest lecture by Ukrainian scholar Dr. Kateryna Nesterova took place as part of the Ukrainian Voices lecture series.

Ukrainian study group explores human rights localisation in Graz