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Concocted by a Pro, a Scrumptious Documentary Menu at the FIFDH—an Interview with Daphné Rozat

Concocted by a Pro, a Scrumptious Documentary Menu at the FIFDH—an Interview with Daphné Rozat

Careful hand-picking is the modus operandi when selecting works for the Geneva International Human Rights Festival. “I consider roughly 500 documentary projects every year before arriving at my final selection,” Daphné Rozat tells me. I was expecting a large number, but I never thought it’d be that high—even

From left to right: Robin Adet, Laila Alonso Huarte, Laura Longobardi, Guillaume Noyé Photo:©Miguel Bueno-FIFDH

22 Years and Counting: The FIFDH Returns. We talked to the new team in charge.

22 Years and Counting: The FIFDH Returns. We talked to the new team in charge.

Interview: Louis Colart and Joël Matriche on their book 'QatarGate'

Interview: Louis Colart and Joël Matriche on their book 'QatarGate'

Philippe Mottaz: You have written about the investigation of Qatargate, the largest alleged corruption scandal in the European Parliament. You rightly insist that the presumption of innocence must apply to all. What surprised you most, however, both about the alleged corruptors and the alleged corrupted? Louis Colart: The first stunner

Fanny Badache, Leah Kimber, Lucile Maertens, on 'International Organizations and Research Methods'

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Fanny Badache, Leah Kimber, Lucile Maertens, on 'International Organizations and Research Methods'

The Inside Story of a Senior UN Human Rights Official’s Resignation.

The Inside Story of a Senior UN Human Rights Official’s Resignation.

The G|O talks to Craig Mokhiber

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Riccardo Bocco, on Humanitarian Despair and the Future of the Palestinian People

Riccardo Bocco, on Humanitarian Despair and the Future of the Palestinian People

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Antoine Pécoud: "As the current migrant crisis illustrates, states alone seem unable to solve the problem"

"The current migrant crisis illustrates that states alone seem unable to solve the problem"

Philippe Sands on prosecuting Putin for the crime of aggression

The ICC indictment against Vladimir Putin reinforces the case for prosecuting him for the crime of aggression, says international lawyer and noted author Philippe Sands.

Olaf Wientzek, on the latest KAS Concise Atlas of International Geneva

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Olaf Wientzek, on the latest KAS Concise Atlas of International Geneva

Mona Seif, on her jailed brother, Egyptian blogger Alaa Abd El-Fattah

On her brother Alaa Abd El-Fattah

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