David Petrasek

David Petrasek est professeur agrégé de l’École supérieure d’affaires publiques et internationales de l’université d’Ottawa et rédacteur en chef de OpenGlobalRights.

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February 19, 2020

Human rights “inflation”—what’s the problem?

By David Petrasek

December 10, 2018

Human and non-human rights – convergence or conflict?

By David Petrasek

February 8, 2018

Another one bites the dust—what future for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights?

By David Petrasek

November 15, 2016

Trump’s election makes US human rights pariah

By David Petrasek

November 10, 2015

Human rights and social justice—a false dichotomy?

By David Petrasek

November 3, 2014

The ICC – breach in the dyke, or high water mark?

By David Petrasek

November 3, 2014

Introducing this week's theme: The International Criminal Court - from a troubled past, what future for International Justice?

By David Petrasek & Archana Pandya

September 22, 2014

Beyond the courts – protecting economic and social rights

By Irene Khan & David Petrasek

July 8, 2014

A do and don’t do list for the new High Commissioner

By David Petrasek

September 13, 2013

R2P – hindrance not a help in the Syrian crisis

By David Petrasek

June 24, 2013

New powers won’t play by old rules

By David Petrasek

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David Petrasek

Human rights “inflation”—what’s the problem?

Human and non-human rights – convergence or conflict?

Another one bites the dust—what future for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights?

Trump’s election makes US human rights pariah

Human rights and social justice—a false dichotomy?

The ICC – breach in the dyke, or high water mark?

Introducing this week's theme: The International Criminal Court - from a troubled past, what future for International Justice?

Beyond the courts – protecting economic and social rights

A do and don’t do list for the new High Commissioner

R2P – hindrance not a help in the Syrian crisis

New powers won’t play by old rules