Framing Human Rights
ECCHR’s podcast about art, activism and the law. In our conversations, we discuss how to combine artistic, civil society and legal interventions to give more power to social movements. And we speak about the power they can have in the global fight for justice.
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#17 Wer erzählt Gerechtigkeit? (opens the original)
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Was bedeutet Gerechtigkeit, wenn diejenigen, die sie durchsetzen sollen, selbst Teil gesellschaftlicher Machtverhältnisse sind? Und was kann ein Film erzählen, was juristische Texte nicht sichtbar machen können? In der neuen Folge des ECCHR-Podcasts "Framing Human Rights" sprechen der Filmemacher Faraz Shariat, Regisseur des Films "Staatsschutz", und der Jurist Khalid El Mahmoud, Legal Trainee beim ECCHR, über institutionellen Rassismus, die Grenzen des Rechts und die politische Kraft des Erzähl
#16 Overshadowed: Escalation of Settler Attacks and Israels West Bank Annexation (opens the original)
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Listen to the recording of an ECCHR event held on May 4th, 2026: With global attention shifted toward Iran since the U.S.-Israeli attacks, escalations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, particularly in the West Bank, largely remain outside of international focus. Yet, Palestinians face an unprecedented surge of settler attacks, night raids, land grabs, displacement and political measures that further entrench Israel’s illegal occupation and annexation of Palestinian territory. While Israeli
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