Episode

Hope In International Human Rights

Podcast: UCL Uncovering Politics
Published: Oct 2, 2025
Duration seconds: 1894
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Summary

This week we’re looking at international human rights law. Amidst democratic backsliding, the weakening of international institutions, and conflict around the world, can international law still be a source of hope?