• Human rights awards are an important tool that shine a global spotlight on local struggles •
Alex Soros | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The Story of Lucha Castro and Human Rights in Mexico •
| SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• Israel’s occupation is dispossessing Palestinians of their land and resources •
Aseil Abu-Baker | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The use of strategic litigation is a key tool in holding governments responsible for inaction on climate change •
Tessa Khan | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The use of international strategies as a way of reducing asymmetric distribution of power between human rights and business interests •
Caio Borges, Tchenna Fernandes Maso | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• How mining activities in Afghanistan negatively impact local communities •
Javed Noorani | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• A failure of oversight and the need for direct community involvement •
Manson Gwanyanya, Michael Power | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• An example of dignity and hope for social and environmental movements in Colombia and Latin America •
Renzo Alexander García | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• Reflections of a civil society activist •
Silas Kpanan Ayoung Siakor | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• How big energy companies plan to exploit the United States just as they have done to countries the Global South •
Michael T. Klare | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• A legacy for life and the Earth •
Daysi Flores, Patricia Ardón | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• A matrix for analysis and classification •
Alejandro Anaya Muñoz | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The systematic pattern of violence in Brazil •
Marlon Alberto Weichert | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The Ayotzinapa case and the experience of the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI) in Mexico •
Santiago Aguirre Espinosa, Mario Patrón, Sofía de Robina, Stephanie Brewer, María Luisa Aguilar | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• An overview of latest developments and how to improve a key mechanism in human rights protection •
Vincent Ploton | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• Interview with Juan E. Méndez •
| SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• The decision to suspend funds received from the European Union •
Renata Reis, Susana de Deus | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• Reflecting on what drove the campaign and why it was so successful •
Irit Tamir | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• How to respond to the populist threat facing human rights •
Philip Alston | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
Beata Tsosie Peña | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
Jennifer Domínguez | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
Jôice Cleide Santiago dos Santos | SUR N.25 | Jul/2017
• For the South African lawyer, the issue of sexuality carries with it the multiple facets of systems of oppression •
Sibongile Ndashe | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The South Korean activist who organises thousands of women from North and South Korea in acts of peace •
Christine Ahn | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• An overview of how the Iranian women’s movement has emerged in the face of unique contexts •
Nayereh Tohidi | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• An Interview with Maria Galindo •
| SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• A Brazilian perspective •
Djamila Ribeiro | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• An interview with Silvia Silvia Federici •
| SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• As assessment of the political participation of women •
Lucía Martelotte | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The Kurdish activist who leads a radical project of feminist, anti-capitalist and anti-nationalist democracy •
Ayla Akat Ata | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Why tax policy must be dealt with by the feminist movement •
Chiara Capraro | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Interview with Sonia Correa •
| SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• What do we want to celebrate? •
Wania Pasinato | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The right to care and care is already recognised, but it must still be translated into transversal policies, with a gender sensitive approach •
Laura Pautassi | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Illustration: Catarina Bessell ~ Design: Daniel Lopes •
Natália Araújo | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Challenging policies and practises based on human rights standards •
Beatriz Galli, Diya Uberoi | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The impact of sexual harassment on Egypt’s legal culture •
Mariam Kirollos | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Why reports of abuses committed against political prisoners in the region are only now being heard •
Mariana Joffily | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• A category of social and political analysis •
Herminia Gonzálvez Torralbo | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Litigation on access for mothers deprived of liberty •
Pilar Arcidiácono | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Perspectives on religion, law and medicine •
Sylvia Tamale | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• A look at access to justice and the structural conditions that allow cases of feminicide to multiply •
Natalia Gherardi | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• An assessment of the work of NGOs to defend women’s rights in relation to the Family Code •
Souad Eddouada | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• Women, trans* and intersex activisms and struggles •
Semanur Karaman | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• How to build greater financial resilience and strength in your organisation •
Ellen Sprenger | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The Chinese historian who advocates that men and women should have access to the same resources and rights •
Yiping Cai | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
• The Egyptian, who has been jailed for more than a year for her activism, would not give up fighting for women's rights in order to lead a quieter life •
Yara Sallam | SUR N.24 | Dec/2016
SUR N.23 | Jul/2016
SUR N.23 | Jul/2016
• The fantasy of “foreigners carrying disease” justifies measures that restrict international migration and foster human rights violations •
Deisy Ventura | SUR N.23 | Jul/2016
• An examination of immigration and its relationship with the city of São Paulo. •
João Wainer, Lucas Ferraz, Isadora Brant, Bia Bittencourt | SUR N.23 | Jul/2016
