The main objective of this course was to enhance the capacities of human rights librarians and resource centre personnel working at Academic Institutions and NHRIs in Southeast Asia in providing effective and efficient information services to their users using modern … Continue reading » “Blended Learning Course in Library and Information Resource Management”
The Institute has recently established a presence in Cambodia with office and local staff, and has a plan to work broadly in Cambodia until 2017. The programme is supported by Sida and involves cooperation with Cambodian actors within the justice … Continue reading » “Master programme in International Human Rights Law at Pannasastra University”
Börje Ljunggren is the former Swedish ambassador to China and Mongolia (2002-06) and Vietnam (1994-97). Over the years he has served in a number of countries in Asia and has also been the head of the Asia Department of the … Continue reading » “Börje Ljunggren”
Josh is Director of the RWI Regional Office in Nairobi, having previously served as Director of the Institute’s Office in Jakarta. Prior to RWI, he worked for organisations including the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Human … Continue reading » “Josh Ounsted”
Today, we are working in Cambodia, Myanmar, China, Indonesia, and regionally throughout Asia. We have offices in Jakarta and Phnom Penh. We began our work in Asia in 1996.
Over the years, we’ve developed a comprehensive programme of … Continue reading » “Asia”
Andreas holds both a Swedish LL.M and a Master in International Human Rights Law from Lund University. He has almost 20 years of experience working with human rights and has for more than half of that time been based at … Continue reading » “Andreas Ljungholm”
Hanna joined the Institute in 2005 and has more than 15 years´ experience in policy dialogue and development cooperation in Human Rights and Rule of Law. She holds a Masters´ degree in Political Science from Lund University.
In 2011, she … Continue reading » “Hanna Johnsson”
Since 1984, we’ve worked in over 100 countries to contribute to a wider understanding of, and respect for, human rights and international humanitarian law.
This means nurturing strong partnerships on the ground. Only local expertise will bring about the human … Continue reading » “Where We Work”
