On-line Festschrift in honour of
Katarina Tomaševski
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Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
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First published: 20 June 2011
Last updated: 20 June 2011
Introduction
Foreword
Kirsten Madsen
Introduction
Jonas Grimheden, David Karlsson, Rolf Ring
Rights in Education
Teaching Human Rights in Societies in Transition
Vojin Dimitrijevic
Teaching Human Rights - Dimitrijevic.pdf
Creating a Culture of Human Rights Education in China
Rhona Smith and Guimei Bai
Human Rights Education in China - Smith and Bai.pdf
Visualizing International Law: The Pedagogy of the ‘Human Rights ThemeMaps’
Jonas Grimheden
Right to Education
Dealing with Segregation in Education
Fons Coomans
Dealing with Segregation - Coomans.pdf
Unities and Diversities Regarding the Right to Education in Europe
Luís María Naya and Paulí Davila
Unities and Diversities Regarding the Right to Education in Europe - Naya Davila.pdf
The Right to Education for Roma Children under the European Convention on Human Rights
Ida Elisabeth Koch
Right to Education for Roma - Koch.pdf
Tomaševski’s 4A on Java: Measuring the Right to Reproductive Health
Jonas Grimheden and David Karlsson
Tomasevskis 4A on Java - Karlsson Grimheden.pdf
The Right to Education Proceedings before the Chinese Courts: To What Extent the Law in Paper has been Realised in Practice?
Zhu Lijiang
The Right to Education Proceedings before the Chinese Courts - Zhu Lijiang.pdf
Right to Education: Indian and International Practices
Manoj Kumar Sinha
Right to Education: Indian and International Practices - Manoj.pdf
Rights reconsidered
Reparations for Victims in International Criminal Law
Christine Evans
Reparations for Victims - Evans.pdf
Re-Conceptualizing Human Rights
Mark Gibney
Re-conceptualising Human Rights - Gibney.pdf
Forthcoming contributions:
Gudmundur Alfredsson
Sofia Gruskin
Jens Vedstedt-Hansen
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Human rights – to research and advocate its frontlines and to teach its contents from theory to practice – was at the core of Katarina Tomaševski's being. This set of papers is offered in commemoration of her many deeds, and in memory of her too early departure.
The articles are published online in line with Katarina’s wishes of disseminating human rights information as widely as possible.