The structural discrimination Syrian Kurds have faced over the last 50 years includes life-threatening barricades to medical treatment. Can new experiments in local governance finally provide justice?
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Femicide is still not sufficiently recognized as a systemic problem that needs specific legislation across African jurisdictions. Feminist lawyers use strategic litigation to fight for better protection.
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In recent months, Iran and Pakistan have forcibly returned millions of Afghans to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan—against the backdrop of a worsening crisis in the country.
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Monday, 8th September 2025, 1pm - 3pm
Central European University in Vienna
Wednesday, 10th September 2025, 4pm - 6pm
in cooperation with the Swedish Embassay in Vienna
Friday, 3rd October 2025, 6pm - 8pm
Depot (Breite Gasse 3, 1070 Vienna)
Strategic litigation on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Kenia has had broader effects by setting legal precedents, influencing policy reform, and shifting public discourse on reproductive justice.
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The Africa Club is an informal discussion forum for people interested in African issues. Participants come from public institutions, the African diaspora, civil society, academia and the media. Topics are current developments…
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Black African refugees, migrants and asylum seekers are denied basic human rights and have become victims of state violence in Tunesia, financed and promoted by the EU.
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100 participants spoke out against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan at a conference organized by the Afghan cultural association AKIS. They called for the incorporation of Gender Apartheid into international law.
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