Global Campus of Human Rights

The Global Alliance for Human Rights will officially launch on:
11 June 2026 - 13:30 CEST
The event will be live streamed at https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1y/k1y2m3fscz.
Info on the Global alliance: Global Alliance for Human Rights | United Nations Human Rights

Global Alliance for Human Rights - Launch Event In Geneva, UN rights chief Volker Türk will launch "a global alliance to mobilize, to influence, to uphold, to protect, and to advance human rights."

Starvation is not a coincidence. It can be genocidal.
Under the Genocide Convention, genocide includes acts intended to destroy a protected group by deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction.

When access to food, water, and basic subsistence is systematically restricted, starvation can become one of those conditions.
Analysts and humanitarian experts have raised such concerns in relation to Gaza and El Fasher in Sudan, where forced starvation and restrictions on aid have had devastating consequences for civilian populations.

Review the reports and evidence, including analyses of “deprivation by design,” in our new resource, Act Against Forced Starvation, developed by Global Campus alumni from across regions, in collaboration with the Global Campus of Human Rights’ E-learning Department.

Listen to voices from the field and well-regarded experts:
https://elearning.gchumanrights.org/courses/course-v1:gchumanrights+AAFS+2025/about

Ready to take your studies in democracy and human rights to the next level?
Applications are now open for the European Regional Master in Democracy and Human Rights in South East Europe ERMA

A unique programme offering:
• A double degree from the University of Sarajevo and the University of Bologna
• Lectures by 30+ international experts
• Academic mobility in Italy
• Internship opportunities
• Scholarships available

Round I: 8 June – 5 July, 2026
Round II: 24 August – 13 September, 2026

Join a diverse community of future human rights and democracy professionals from across Europe.
Read the Call for Applications: https://cis.unsa.ba/.../erma-call-for-applications-25-26/

Ready to take your studies in democracy and human rights to the next level?
Applications are now open for the European Regional Master in Democracy and Human Rights in South East Europe (ERMA).

A unique programme offering:
• A double degree from the University of Sarajevo and the University of Bologna
• Lectures by 30+ international experts
• Academic mobility in Italy
• Internship opportunities
• Scholarships available

Round I: 8 June – 5 July, 2026
Round II: 24 August – 13 September, 2026

Join a diverse community of future human rights and democracy professionals from across Europe.

Read the Call for Applications: https://cis.unsa.ba/en/gc-see-erma/erma-call-for-applications-25-26/

World Cups are moments of connection and celebration. Yet where should you turn when things go wrong, or you need support?

The Fan + Communities Guide is a directory of practical hotlines and services in the 16 host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2026. From accessibility to child safeguarding, from heat and climate to gender-based violence, you can quickly find resources by issue or city.

📌 The Centre for Sport and Human Rights has created this interactive guide in collaboration with host cities and civil society organisations: https://lnkd.in/eTemezvi

The guide also links to “FrontlineFC”, with fan embassies providing neighborhood tips from local football fans curated by Independent Supporters Council, and hotlines curated by Dignity 2026.

📢 Spread the word so it reaches as many fans and residents as possible!

WC26 Fan + Communities Guide Major sports events are moments of connection and inspiration. But where should you turn when things go wrong, or when you need support?

🔍 Discovering GC Awarded Theses 2024/2025
💙 European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA)

"Lost for Words. The Silence of Peacebuilding on Minority Language Rights in the North of Ireland and Euskal Herria," written by Ben Lyons and supervised by Faris Kočan, University of Ljubljana
https://doi.org/10.25330/3106

📣 The time to apply is now! is officially open for applications for the 2026–2027 academic year!
🌍 The MA in Human Rights and Democratization in the Caucasus is implemented by a consortium of universities from Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, and Ukraine — offering a unique regional and interdisciplinary learning experience.
⏳ Deadline: First Round - June 1-26, 2026
Second Round - July 7-August 17, 2026
📌 For full details on admission requirements for local and international students, eligibility, and required documents, please visit 👇
🔗 https://regionalmaster.net/admission/

MA in Human Rights and Democratization in the Caucasus - EP Region Global Campus Caucasus programme is one-year intensive programme in Human rights and Democratisation. We are open to applicants from post-Soviet countries.

Human rights higher education in Central Asia continued in 2025 at the intersection of security, reform and sustainability.

(MAHRS) offers a clear example of this in the 2025 Global Campus Annual Report, where the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Sustainability continued to equip students with the legal tools, policy perspective and regional grounding needed to navigate complex governance and human rights environments across Central Asia.

In 2025, MAHRS expanded its academic and institutional reach through new international partnerships, curriculum innovation and stronger teaching on children’s rights and climate justice. What students valued most was a learning environment that builds confidence, critical thinking and professional direction in contexts where human rights education is still too often treated as peripheral.

📄 Read the full Annual Report 2025: https://doi.org/10.25330/3088

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