Continuous Human Rights Education . . .

Long commute?  Bored at the gym?  Check out this link for an assortment of Human Rights podcasts, ranging from newsy topics to interviews with authors about their new books.  The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law has its own podcast series, “On Human Rights,” also a combination of interviews with human rights newsmakers and scholars.  For example, in a recent interview, Arizona professor Suzanne Dovi critiques the treatment of victims in the international criminal court system noting that sometimes “3000 victims are being represented by 2 lawyers.”  Likewise, Oxford University sponsors a series of human rights web seminars, the latest focusing on historical research on chemical weapons in apartheid South Africa.  So don’t get bored– get educated and inspired!