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🌍 Welcome **Sarrah Hammerl**, our new **Legal Research Fellow** at Just Access.
Sarrah holds an MA in Social Anthropology (Freie Universität Berlin) and an MSc in International Crimes, Conflict and Criminology (VU Amsterdam). She is currently pursuing a PhD at the International Max Planck Research School in Halle, researching **human rights fact-finding in the digital age**.
She previously worked with MSF, United Against Inhumanity, and ECCHR.
“Who runs the world? Girls?”
A poster outside a classroom recently made me pause.
Women and girls have driven extraordinary social change — from the suffragists to activists like Malala and Greta Thunberg. Yet many are still fighting to be heard in systems where power remains unevenly distributed.
In our new blog post, our Senior Adviser Ida Manton reflects on gender equality and the risks of growing gender polarization.
Read here:
🎧 New episode of the Just Access Podcast
When international courts cannot prosecute every atrocity crime, can national prosecutors step in?
Dr Miranda Melcher speaks with Ignacio Baeriswyl about domestic prosecutions of international crimes and the growing role of national courts in closing the accountability gap.
Listen here: https://shows.acast.com/6666be8ab6f3d900125875e8
🎙 What’s it like working at the ICC?
Chilean lawyer & former ICC Associate Legal Officer Ignacio Baeriswyl talks about:
Representing both victims & defendants—and why that balance matters
Reparations at the ICC & how legal wording affects victims
Career paths into international criminal justice
Because everyone can be a human rights defender.
#HumanRights #InternationalJustice #ICC #Reparations #RuleOfLaw #AccessToJustice #Podcast
“You want your meds? Swear allegiance to Russia first.”
Beyond the battlefield, Russia is waging a quieter war in Occupied Ukraine. 🧵👇
Silence enables impunity.
👉 Read more: https://just-access.de/how-russia-is-weaponising-economic-and-social-rights/
It is very difficult for a conflict which has gone on for 1433 days to continuously headline international news. It is even more difficult in a perpetually sensationalist news cycle for daily bureaucratic moves from behind the frontline to hit the front page.
🎙 New episode: Healing Communities: A Doctor’s Role in Public Health
In this conversation, Dr. Fekri Dureab reflects on his journey from Yemen to global public health research, working on early warning systems, nutrition, disease control, and info-demic management.
We discuss how practical experience in the field can shape policies that protect millions.
🎧 Listen: https://shows.acast.com/6666be8ab6f3d900125875e8
I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Does media attention make countries comply with human rights rulings?⚖️
We talk with Dr. José Reis & Dr. Marcel Garz about how media coverage shapes compliance with ECtHR judgments and why visibility matters.
🎧Listen: just-access.de
#HumanRights #ECHR #Media #Accountability #JustAccess #RuleOfLaw
How do “good” corporations quietly erode democracy?
🎧 In our latest episode, Joel Bakan explains how corporate power has evolved — and what we can do to reclaim democratic control.
🎙️ Listen now: https://shows.acast.com/just-access/episodes/how-are-corporations-eroding-democracy
with Joel Bakan
Why look at corporations to understand inequality? 💰
In our latest Just Access Podcast, host Dr. Miranda Melcher speaks with Professor Joel Bakan, author of The Corporation and The New Corporation, about how “good” corporations deepen inequality and threaten democracy.
🎧 Listen on Acast, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts
👉 https://shows.acast.com/just-access/episodes/why-look-at-corporations-to-understand-inequality
#HumanRights #Democracy #Inequality #CorporatePower #TheCorporation #JoelBakan #JustAccessPodcast
with Joel Bakan
🌍👶 Children are the least responsible for climate change — but the most affected.
In our new #JustAccessPodcast, Dr. Kathrin Zangerl & Dr. Miranda Melcher discuss why kids are often left out of climate policies & why that must change.
