Human Rights in Contemporary Societies | Theses defended

Theses defended

March 11, 2026

Human Rights Throughout the Value Chain of the Garment Sector: The Human Right to Work and Access to Remedy for Those at the Initial End of Such Industry

Gildete Lima

March 5, 2026

An education for their Human Rights: the narratives of resistance, gender, and violence of young Brazilian women in South Bahia

Saskya Miranda Lopes

March 5, 2026

Trans People and Reproductive Justice in Portugal: A discursive analysis of reproductive healthcare

Paula Dürks Cassol

December 5, 2025

Autonomy, Utopia, and the Political: Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Contemporary Struggles

Mónica Catarina Soares

July 29, 2025

Justice at the Crossroads: Development Cooperation and State and Non-State Dispute Processing in Guinea-Bissau

Luísa Catarina Acabado

November 20, 2024

Indigenous peoples and the right to prior consultation: scopes and limits of its implementation in Mexico

Silvia Ruiz Cervantes

June 18, 2024

Black Articulations in Military Dictatorships: Peru and Brazil (1968-1982)

Ana Júlia França Monteiro

March 15, 2024

Interweaving an Emancipatory Human Rights Education in Brazil: The Learning Community of Paranoá

Vannessa Carneiro

November 2, 2023

Secularism in Troubled 'Water' of 'Hindutva': A Case Study of Conflict Between Freedom of Expression and Religion in India

Amit Singh

October 23, 2023

States in denial: Anti-Black Racism, Law and Policy in Brazil and Peru

Luana Xavier Pinto Coelho

September 8, 2023

Corporal Fascism Over Women's Bodies: Feminist movements seeking emancipatory alternatives through the mobilization of law

Jessica Morris

July 11, 2023

Anti-racism in Portugal from past to present: movements and words

Pedro Varela

May 29, 2023

Beyond Loss: Race, Displacement and the Political

Ana Rita Alves

March 10, 2023

The Insular Effect: LGBTQ people's experiences through the lens of geographical isolation

Joana Brilhante

February 7, 2023

Data, Demand and Sanitation. The role of Information Communication Technology (ICT) tools and new trends in crowdsourced and citizen-generated data in measuring demand for toilets and monitoring attainment of the Human Right to Sanitation

Marcus Erridge

June 27, 2022

"The land does not grow": super-exploitation, land privatization and the human right to developmentin Namibia's eastern communal lands

Pablo Gilolmo Lobo

June 2, 2022

The Black Line: The Last Cosmogonic Border in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

Edwin Rubio

May 31, 2021

Reading Beyond the Written Lines of Human Rights: Collaborative Learning Communities and Learning Schools as Drivers for Educational Change

Denise Esteves

February 19, 2021

Chroniqueers. Time, care visibility in queer subjects with chronic illnesses

Mara Pieri

September 17, 2020

De-Orient the Arab woman: Polarizing geographies and frames of oppression in contests and contestations of Human Rights

Yasmine Hamdi Loza

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