Global Campus of Human Rights

The awarded theses cover a wide range of topics. At the Université de Montpellier, Hebe Bourne examined the role of subtle media discourse in normalising anti-migrant sentiment in the lead-up to the 2024 United Kingdom riots. At Université Libre de Bruxelles, María Dulce Ramírez inquired about the right to private property in the age of the s...

Organised within the framework of the Global Campus – Right Livelihood project Climate and Conflicts: Redress and Prevention by the Global...

In mid-2025, over 1,000 teachers in Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugee camps lost their jobs overnight. Funding dried up, learning centres closed, and the fragile education system that served t...

Punctually, as with every edition, the Global Campus of Human Rights Press Office is invited and will participate in the preview days of the opening of the Biennale Arte and its collateral events.

After the premature passing of Koyo Kouoh in May 2025, with the full support of her family, 

Internationally acclaimed for his artistic exploration of identity, biocultural diversity, and the interconnectedness of humanity, Vanmechelen’s work reflects a shared belief in the transformative power of art, education, and global engagement to inspire more inclusive, just, and humane societies. In 2017, Vanmechelen created a marble sculpture at the Global Campus of an anci...