In order to sustainably change the law, a transformation of social power relations is needed – and new laws have to be created. This is why ECCHR initiates and participates in legal and law-related policy debates, organizes public events and publishes on selected topics. We also see cooperation with artists as an opportunity to reach people, to heighten their awareness of injustice and to allow for new perspectives. We believe that art can offer those affected by injustices a platform to be heard and to collectively address the legacies of conflicts.
Cluster
Activism & Art
Projects (7)
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Institute – Cooperation museums/theaters – Art & human rights
Interventions in the public sphere
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Cooperation – Cooperation Forensic Architecture – Investigative Commons
From museum to courtroom: Investigative Commons reinvents legal investigations
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Institute – Conversations – Art & human rights
Artists and lawyers in dialogue
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Institute – Art & human rights – Exhibitions
Exhibitions at ECCHR
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Institute – Cooperation Academy of Fine Arts – (Post)Colonialism
(Post)colonial injustice and legal interventions
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Institute – Cooperation Academy of Fine Arts – Justice and Memory
Memory and Justice
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Institute – Cooperation Forensic Architecture – KiK
The KiK/Pakistan case in Germany – 3D simulation as architectural analysis
