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July 6, 2026

From theory to practice: a Moot Court to understand the African Human Rights System

Each year, students on the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa (HRDA) participate in a Moot Court Competition as part of their coursework. In this practical simulation, based on a fictional case that reflects contemporary human rights challenges facing African societies, students argue preliminary issues around jurisdiction and admissibility as well as substantive aspects spanning various dimensions of human rights.

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The price of a moment of ‘joy’: how drugs change the lives of young people in BiH and Serbia

Youth drug use in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia should be examined in view of social, family, and psychological factors behind addiction. Based on statistics, scholarly research findings, and an interview to a highschooler, we call for empathy, understanding, and stronger support systems for vulnerable teenagers.

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