During his time as a visiting fellow, Mosfiqur Rahman Johan, anthropologist, activist and artist from Bangladesh spoke to ECCHR about his work and justice visions.

What does it mean to imagine a different future in a world shaped by systems of inequality, exploitation, and growing authoritarianism? And how can we begin building that future within the structures that exist today? These questions formed the core of the public evening event A New World in the Shell of the Old – Radical Imagination and Visions of a Just Future, hosted at Spore Initiative in Berlin.

In an interview with ECCHR Secretary General Wolfgang Kaleck, Ahmed Isamaldin discusses his artistic practice and the history of protest movements and armed conflict in Sudan.

This spotlight examines the ongoing struggle for justice by Argentine civil society actors and their transnational allies. It also sheds light on the deep-rooted connections between the far right in Argentina and in Germany, showing how these links continue to undermine the pursuit of justice and accountability.

This multimedia piece tracks the emergence and evolution of ECCHR over the last 15 years, with an emphasis on the political and legal interventions that have come to define us as an organization.

The global struggle for human rights needs deep reflection and new approaches. This is why in 2022, ECCHR organized a series of seven online events, with partners from around the world.