Confronting recalcitrant and even hostile governments is nothing new for international
human rights courts, treaty bodies, and monitoring mechanisms. One of the core purposes of …

The nationalistic, xenophobic, misogynistic, and explicitly anti-human rights agenda of many
populist political leaders requires human rights proponents to rethink many longstanding …

Human rights are typically thought of as the anti-thesis of populism, a precarious bulwark
against majoritarian political passions and their sometimes toxic brand of anti-elitist …

The surge of authoritarian populists appears less inevitable than it did a year ago. Then,
there seemed no stopping a series of politicians around the globe who claimed to speak for …

The Human global rights rise of exist populists to protect poses people a dangerous from
governments. threat to human Yet today rights. a Human rights exist to protect people from …

Human Rights in the Populist Era: Mourn then (Re)Organize Page 1 Human Rights in the
Populist Era: Mourn then (Re)Organize Ron Dudai* Abstract A response to Philip Alston’s lecture …

Human rights are a mixed bag, and populist antipathy towards human rights is not spread
evenly across its contents. The idea of a human right as such is too abstract to be sustained …

The proliferation of populist governments and movements creates serious risks and
challenges for human rights around the world, from India to Venezuela, from the United …

Populism constitutes a challenge to human rights. While populists do not usually reject
human rights expressly, they embrace a rather selective and instrumental approach to them …