Episode

Human rights in today's conflict-ridden world

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Dialogue
Published
Jun 12, 2026
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1560
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Summary

As global conflicts multiply and geopolitical tensions rise, millions of people worldwide are being stripped of their most fundamental human rights. In an increasingly divided world, what does the future hold for human rights? Are they still a universal pursuit shared by all nations? And how can developing countries make their voices heard to shape a more just, inclusive global governance system? To discuss these critical issues, we are joined by the former President of Iraq, Abdul Latif Rashid.