Human Rights Uncovered
Human Rights Uncovered examines the major human rights questions shaping the contemporary world. Each episode features experts and practitioners working at the heart of these issues to explain and debate them. The podcast is produced by the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
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Human Rights Uncovered: Ukrainian children: forced transfer and the war on identity
Host Clémence Enjelvin is joined by Kateryna Rashevska, a human rights lawyer at the Regional Center for Human Rights in Ukraine, and Maria Fico, a research collaborator at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, to examine how family separation, indoctrination and militarized education affect Ukrainian children in the context of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukrai
Human Rights Uncovered: Inside our brain: risks, power and the future of neurorights
In the second and last episode of the Human Rights Uncovered podcast’s mini series on neurotechnologies and human rights, host Clémence Enjelvin continues the discussion with Dr Jonathan Andrew, and Dr Karen Herrera Ferra, to explore the risks, power dynamics, and regulatory challenges that arise as neurotechnologies move beyond medical settings and into everyday life.
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Human Rights Uncovered: Inside our brain: neurotechnologies and the new human rights frontier
In the first episode of the Human Rights Uncovered podcast’s mini series on neurotechnologies and human rights, host Clémence Enjelvin is joined by Dr Jonathan Andrew, lawyer and former Research Fellow at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights and Dr Karen Herrera Ferra, neuroethicist and Founder and former President of the Mexican Association of Neuroethics, to int
