Información General

• Autores: Felipe Gómez Isa (coord.), Gorka Urrutia Asua (coord.)
• Editores: Edward Elgar
• Año de publicación: 2025
• Colecciones: The Association of Human Rights Institutes series
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978 1 03535 591 4
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Resumen

• In this timely book, human rights academics, activists and officials in the field discuss the achievements and challenges since the 1998 adoption of the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (HRDs). The book includes a balanced combination of theoretical approaches and case studies with a global reach, developed under the institutional umbrella of the Association of Human Rights Institutes.

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Listado de artículos

• • PART I - INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPTUAL ISSUES

    • The UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders: from momentum to contestation

      Felipe Gómez Isa

      págs. 2-21

      

    • What’s in a name?: The debate on human rights defenders inthe European Union

      Dolores Morondo Taramundi

      págs. 22-40

      

  • PART II - SHRINKING SPACE FOR CIVIL SOCIETY

    • Shrinking space for civil society: paradoxes and responses inthe defence of human rights

      Antoine Buyse

      págs. 42-50

      

    • Exploring strategies to counter the shrinking civic spacestrend: lessons learned from civil society initiatives in Kosovoand the Philippines

      Lena Muhs

      págs. 51-70

      

    • Reducing human rights defenders to silence in Turkey

      Zelal Pelin Dogan

      págs. 71-92

      

    • Time to take action against SLAPPs: defending human rightsdefenders. Experiences from the PATFox Project

      Alessia Schiavon

      págs. 93-110

      

    • Lawfare against human rights defenders: Zimbabwe’s PrivateVoluntary Organizations Amendment Bill and the Patriot Bill

      Kevin Toro Sánchez

      págs. 111-125

      

    • Surveillance, suppression, and solidarity: unveiling lawenforcement tactics against the anti-law enforcement violencemovement in Minnesota

      Amelia Shindelar

      págs. 126-140

      

    • Stigmatizing indigenous human rights defenders as terrorists: a case study of social protest and Peruvian state repression tosecure extractivism

      Sarah Kerremans

      págs. 141-160

      

  • PART III - INCREASING OBSTACLES TO MIGRANTS’ RIGHTS DEFENDERS

    • Saving lives is not a crime!: Legal persecution of migrants’rights defenders at Greek and Spanish borders

      Araitz Peña Mallona

      págs. 163-179

      

    • Beside criminalization of solidarity: the legal exclusion ofhuman rights defenders from refugee camps in Europe

      Isabella Leroy

      págs. 180-197

      

    • No aid without surveillance: the facilitators package and the expansion of crimmigration towards civil society

      Gustavo de la Orden Bosch

      págs. 198-212

      

  • PART IV - ACADEMIA AND HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS

    • Collaboration between academia and human rights defenders for refugee and migrant children: lessons learned in the Balkans

      Bogdan Krasić, Nikolina Milić

      págs. 215-239

      

    • Bridging academia and human rights defenders: the studentpro bono legal work connection

      Aikaterini Koula

      págs. 240-259

      

    • History of the Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI)

      Manfred Nowak, Imke Steimann

      págs. 260-292