Call for ERMA Alumni Network Board Members

The ERMA Alumni Network (EAN) is launching a Call for Board Members (4 positions) and invites all alumni to apply by 19 October 2025.  Background The first EAN Board (2023–2025) successfully completed its mandate, establishing governance structures and initiating key alumni activities. Building on this foundation, EAN is now opening its second board cycle (2025–2028). […]

ERMA Program: Timetable a.y. 2025/26

Empowering Young People: Digital Self-Defence Workshop Held in Sarajevo

The Global Campus of Human Rights – South East Europe, in collaboration with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Sarajevo, recently hosted a highly successful Digital Self-Defence Workshop for Children and Youth in Sarajevo. The workshop brought together 23 children from Sarajevo, creating a safe and engaging space for them to learn how […]

Call for the RECAS Regional Fellowship 2025

We are happy to inform you that a new call for the RECAS Regional Fellowship 2025 has been published. This year’s theme is Youth Agency and New Political Imaginaries in the Western Balkans, and we are very excited to welcome a new group of excellent younger researchers to our network. Fellows will have option to choose the primary […]

Blog Series: Reflections on the Rights of Future Generations

As a continuation of the event “The Rights of Future Generations: A Multidimensional Panel on Environment, Digital Protection and Children’s Rights”, held at the University of Sarajevo’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies, we are proud to present a series of four thought-provoking blogs authored by our distinguished panellists. This series deepens the conversation on the rights and […]

Rights of the Future Generations: Intergenerational Fairness in Climate Policy

Margareta Rončević Introduction The climate crisis has been at the forefront of the political activity across the world for decades. Yet, instead of a unified global approach, it persists to be a polarising issue now more than ever. Even though some positive developments emerged over the years that seem to be tackling and reducing the […]

Through Their Eyes: Protecting Children in the Digital Era and Defending the Rights of Future Generations in the Western Balkans

Valmira Morina Children are growing up in a world where their most private moments, often shared innocently or proudly by parents or friends, can be turned against them. In the Western Balkans, a region still healing from its past and striving for stronger democratic institutions, new digital threats are surfacing with alarming speed.  The aforementioned […]

Children’s Rights in the Digital Age: Navigating AI, Privacy, and Safety

Dr. Desara Dushi In today’s hyper-connected world, children are increasingly immersed in digital environments that weren’t designed with their specific needs in mind. As generative AI systems like ChatGPT become more prevalent, we face unprecedented challenges in balancing the educational benefits of technology with the imperative to protect children’s rights, privacy, and well-being. This post […]

Shielding the Mental Privacy of Future Generations

Dr. jur. Albana Hana ‘It is as if I have performed a strategic retreat into an inner citadel – my reason, my soul, my ‘noumenal’ self – which, do what they may, neither external blind force, nor human malice, can touch.’ (Isaiah Berlin, ‘Two concepts of liberty”) Conceptions  ‘Mental privacy has emerged in recent years […]

Webinar Recap: Exploring AI and Children – A Learning Session with the Global Campus Youth

On 10th of June, the Global Campus of Human Rights – South East Europe hosted a dynamic and thought-provoking webinar for members of the Global Campus Child Leadership Team and the Youth Advisory Group, focused on the critical topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Children. This session was organised in response to the children and young people’s own identification of AI […]