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Kafkaeske Rechtsetzung – Der Ausschluss von Menschen aus sicheren Herkunftsstaaten vom Arbeitsmarkt
2017 John Lewis Fellow David Werdermann published a piece on Verfassungsblog.de, a German blog on constitutional law. The piece, "Kafkaeske Rechtsetzung – Der Ausschluss von Menschen aus sicheren Herkunftsstaaten vom Arbeitsmarkt," challenges legal developments in the context of asylum law's definition of "safe countries."
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Süddeutsche Zeitung announces Humanity in Action conference on racism
Süddeutsche Zeitung announces Humanity in Action conference "Racism of the Present. Future in Solidarity."
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Cause of Death? Escape
For Mittelbayerische, a German newspaper, Senior Fellow Narku Laing writes about the lack of action taken to address the rising death toll in the Mediterranean.
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Ich wünsche mir eine Kultur des Antirassismus
The German constitution prohibits racism. But do Germans act accordingly? Our Senior Fellow Gülay Gün's perspectives were recently published in Die Zeit, a major German magazine.
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Interview with Ai Weiwei – A Sneak Peak
Reknowned Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei sat for a one-on-one interview with Humanity in Action Founder and Executive Director Judith Goldstein.
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Manifest gegen Islamfeindlichkeit
"The Muslim Story" which Senior Fellow Nabila Abdel Aziz is part of demand that reporting on Islam must become more differentiated. The article "Manifesto against Islamophobia" was published in the TAZ.
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Technological Change and Human Rights
Nani Jensen Reventlow, Director of the Digital Freedom Fund, joined Fellows to discuss the human rights implications of technological change.
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When Paul Came Over the Sea
Together with NYU Berlin, Humanity in Action Germany co-organized a film screening of "When Paul came over the Sea" and a discussion with the filmmaker/protagonist and Senior Fellow Paul Nkamani.
