Existing law reproduces material inequality and leads to injustices and needs to be reformed. This can only be achieved when voices from research and academia speak up in favor of a progressive application and development of the law in a way that benefits those who are marginalized and oppressed. Furthermore, we want to strengthen a practice-oriented theory as well as a critical reflection on human rights practice. ECCHR participates in research projects, organizes academic symposia and workshops and engages in interdisciplinary cooperation with universities, research institutions and experts worldwide.
Cluster
Research & Academia
Projects (4)
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Institute – Research & Academia – Lumumba
Crimes during liberation wars: The Lumumba murder
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Institute – Research & Academia – Decolonial legal criticism
New perspectives on the law: Decolonial legal critique and practice
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Institute – Research & Academia – University
Cooperation with universities
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Institute – Research & Academia – Human rights due diligence
Corporate liability workshop and publication