Focuses on the development of internationally recognized human rights. Since its inception, RC 26 has pursued the following research themes: Foundations of human rights in the context of political tension between universal human rights and cultural relativism; the nature of human rights as a political concept; the relationship between democracy, development and human rights; the causes of human rights violations; the place held by human rights in foreign policy-making; the role of international governmental and non-governmental organizations; and transitional justice.
- Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights and the Uncertain Future of Democracy
Chair: Dr. Anju Gupta - Disinformation and Human Rights: Challenges for Democracy, Governance and the Rule of Law
Chair: Dr. Alex Sander Xavier Pires - Education for Peace, Democracy and Human Rights: Global Challenges and New Perspectives
Chair: Dr. Alex Sander Xavier Pires - Privatisation of Censorship and the Commercialisation of Propaganda in the Age of Big Platforms - Rethinking of Censorship and Propaganda in a Changing Global System.
Chair: Dr. Oscar Perez de la Fuente - Who Belongs? Minorities, Human Rights and the Future of Democratic Inclusion
Chair: Dr. Oscar Perez de la Fuente











