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Like every year our global academic network is glad to join the United Nations campaign for Human Rights Day. On 2025, we will be part specifically of the “Everyday Essentials” edition to bridge the gap between human rights and our everyday experiences. Because human rights aren’t just ideals; they are the essentials we rely on every day.
It is with great sadness that the EMA programme learned that one of our graduates, Anna Hadjiloizou, passed away on the 6 September 2025. Anna completed the EMA programme in the academic year 2023-24. She was a treasured member of the EMA community, and her untimely passing has been keenly felt in our network. The graduates of the 2023-24 cohort have prepared this message of commemoration of Anna which we share below.
Remembering Anna Hadjiloizou Read More »
The Frontex Consultative Forum on Fundamental Rights organised the seminar “Ensuring fundamental rights compliant screening in the context of the implementation of the EU Migration and Asylum Pact” in Venice on 15 October 2025 hosted by the Global Campus of Human Rights.
Fostering Critical Inquiry and Empowering Future Human Rights Defenders
– The Global Campus of Human Rights is proud to announce the publication of a selection of outstanding master’s theses that have been recognized for their academic excellence and relevance to contemporary human rights challenges.
Publication of Awarded Theses across Global Campus Regional Programmes 2023/2024 Read More »
Venice, September 2025 — Twenty-five years after completing their studies, members of the 2000 “Millennium” Alumni Cohort of the European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA) returned to Venice to meet the current class of 2025 of around 90 students.
The Millennium Alumni Return to Venice To Meet the 2025 Student Cohort Read More »
As authoritarianism and division rise globally, the 2025 Right Livelihood Laureates are charting a different course: one rooted in collective action, resilience and democracy to create a liveable future for all.
2025 Laureates Confront Violence and Climate Chaos with Collective Action Read More »
Recent EMA graduate Vitória Viana Assis, recipient of the 2024–25 Global Campus–Right Livelihood Fellowship, is exploring how art and inclusive education empower children and persons with disabilities. Guided by Laureate Marthe Wandou, founder of ALDEPA, and supported by ShareMusic & Performing Arts, she describes the fellowship as a transformative journey. Vitória will soon begin an internship to deepen her research.
The Global Campus – Right Livelihood Fellowship: From Research to Internship Read More »
The Global Campus of Human Rights, the most extensive human rights education network in the world consisting of about 100 leading universities, is committed to raise awareness of human rights by connecting with the culture of arts and sports initiatives at local and international levels. In this framework, the network will be present at the next Venice Marathon 2025, and in the run-up of Milano Cortina Olympics and Paralympics 2026.
Sports, Arts and Human Rights initiatives at the Venice Marathon 2025 Read More »
Oleksandra Matviichuk, Right Livelihood Laureate 2022 and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, a leading Ukrainian human rights lawyer and head of the Centre for Civil Liberties, whose work has been vital in documenting war crimes and defending civic freedoms, on 21 September 2025 made a keynote speech during the EMA Graduation Ceremony at the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista in Venice, honouring the Class of 2024/2025 of the European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA).
The Global Campus of Human Rights is launching a call to select in its eight regions policy analysts responsible for implementing the new edition of the Global Campus Policy Observatory project.
Call for the Selection of Eight Policy Analysts for the GC Policy Observatory Programme Read More »