Professor Sharath Srinivasan speaks to The World's Yvonne Yong about Sudan's deadly dam burst, which adds to mounting crises in Sudan
How are the innovations and disruptions brought about by Artificial Intelligence (AI), being deployed, experienced, shaped and resisted in the Eastern African region?
CGHR is seeking to appoint a part-time Centre Coordinator! The successful candidate will be responsible for the day-to-day coordination of students, researchers and faculty of Cambridge University.
In CGHR’s past year, our community has remained dedicated to advancing justice, solidarity, and citizen voice, exemplified by our collaborative initiatives and diverse scholarly activities.
AI is everywhere. However, are experiences of AI the same around the globe? This lecture, by Dr Ashwin Varghese, asks: if experiences vary, what accounts for these variations?
This event gathered together the visionaries, pioneers, and contributors who have played a pivotal role in shaping the organization's success over the past decade.
Season 8, the latest season of Declarations, is coming out soon. This season focuses on the 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).
On Tuesday, 7 May 2024, Saide Mobayed, a PhD candidate at the Department of Sociology, convened a workshop titled 'Speculative Imaginaries for Technology and Human Rights'.
Hosted by CGHR, and convened over 7 and 8 May 2024, this was an exciting opportunity for critical discussions surrounding the intersection of technology and human rights.
We must reimagine the digitally mediated freedom of assembly, a misunderstood and misattended manifestation of this human right.
In this chapter, Sharath theorises the central role of assembly in politics beyond the right.
