Sridhar Venkatapuram - Health inequalities and social justice
Sridhar Venkatapuram, Senior Lecturer in Global Health and Philosophy at King’s College London, discusses ethical implications of health inequalities. About Sridhar Venkatapuram "Sridhar Venkatapuram,...
14 Jul 202512min
Lyndsey Stonebridge - Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil
Lyndsey Stonebridge, Professor of Humanities and Human Rights at the University of Birmingham, talks about Arendt’s reaction to Eichmann’s trial. About Lyndsey Stonebridge "I am Professor of Humanitie...
13 Jul 202512min
Philippe Sands - The Nuremberg moment and the birth of international law
The Nuremberg moment happened in 1945: a group of countries came together to create the first-ever international criminal tribunal with jurisdiction over crimes against humanity and war crimes. About ...
12 Jul 202514min
Helena Kennedy - Reconfiguring the law to provide justice for women
Helena Kennedy, barrister at the English bar, member of the House of Lords and head of the IBAHRI, talks us through gender bias in law. About Helena Kennedy "I’m a barrister, a member of the House of ...
11 Jul 202510min
Samuel Moyn - A brief history of human rights
Samuel Moyn, Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale University, examines the development of human rights. About Samuel Moyn "I am Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale Uni...
10 Jul 202512min
Hugh Brody - The anthropologist: acknowledging suffering and redressing the loss
Hugh Brody, Honorary Associate at the Scott Polar Research Institute at the University of Cambridge, explores the role of the anthropologist. About Hugh Brody "Hugh Brody, Honorary Associate at the Sc...
9 Jul 202511min
Jonathan Wolff - Loneliness, disability and social justice
A society of equals is one where no one looks up to anyone and no one looks down on anyone. No one is exploited, no one is dominated and no one is subjected to violence. About Jonathan Wolff "I’m the ...
8 Jul 202512min
Eva Hoffman - Justice after a genocide
Eva Hoffman, Visiting Professor at University College London, discusses what lessons, if any, we have learned from the Holocaust and other genocides. About Eva Hoffman "I’m a Visiting Professor at the...
8 Jul 202511min
