‘We learnt that human beings have no sanctuary except within other human beings.’
Behrouz Boochani, ‘A Letter from Manus’
In a moment of resistance to human rights, we believe acts of writing and critical thought are central to imagining conditions where rights may be advanced. We bring together scholars, writers and practitioners through interdisciplinary human rights research, looking at human rights through an arts and humanities perspective.
NOV
18
Communicating Human Rights on Social Media
04:00-05:30pm
Join the CCRHR as we host a panel to discuss the challenges and opportunities of social media as a human rights communication platform. Composed of undergraduate speakers from across several different schools, this discussion will aim to tackle questions of objectivity, responsibility, and solidarity as they pertain to the communication of human rights on social media platforms.
