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Butenschøn: Professor of political science and international relations, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, where he served as Director for

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Willy Pedersen, University of Oslo, Norway, and Norwegian Social Research?. Sven Ove Samuelsen, University of

The international programmes at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights work to promote human rights through competence-building, academic exchange and cooperation.. Our

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The quality and robustness of this knowledge relies on the quality of human rights research, and quality depends on methodological rigor and good use of methods..

While proponents of higher levels of autonomy in weapons point to the increasing need for speed, accuracy and information processing capabilities these systems would

Four scholars from west China have been recruited to take part in the visiting scholar programme in Hong Kong in May, organised in cooperation with the Asia Human Rights