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Strength & Solidarity54. Human Rights: The Symposium is ending – what did we learn?What are the big takeaways from five years of conversation between 200 human rights leaders from nearly 70 countries? How did activism and solidarity get sidelined as vehicle for human rights work, in favour of the multilateral review bodies and government advocacy? Why do many younger leaders avoid creating organisations? And what do activists from the US civil rights movement or South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement have to teach today’s activists? These and other questions get an airing as the moderators of The Symposium on Strength and Solidarity for Human Rights, look back over the project and reflect on its final meeting.2025-05-2144 min
deBurenRadicale Rechtvaardigheid - Nani Jansen Reventlow x Paola VerhaertTijdens het We zullen doorgaan-festival sprak Scherpsteller Paola Verhaert met mensenrechtenadvocaat Nani Jansen Reventlow over haar boek Radicale Rechtvaardigheid.
Een gesprek over toegang tot het rechtssysteem en hoe je geen ‘perfecte eiser’ moet zijn om een zaak voor de rechtbank te brengen, over het huidige witte klimaatveld dat nadenkt over de toekomst van hun kinderen terwijl kinderen van gemarginaliseerde groepen er vandaag al de dupe van zijn, en over hoe helden vereerd worden in het activisme, terwijl echt veranderingswerk collectief gebeurt en helemaal niet zo spannend is: ‘het gaat om spreadsheets maken, mensen bellen, contacten onderhouden, en de kopjes thee die bi...2025-03-1450 min
EVA ROOKMAKEROnder Het Zwaailicht - MensenrechtenMensenrechten gaan over wie je bent, niet wat je bent.In deze aflevering gaat Eva in gesprek met Massih Hutak en Eloah Udenhout over hoe je als gedupeerde niet alleen je verhaal kunt vertellen, maar ook echt verandering kunt realiseren. Waar Dorien Rookmaker eerder liet zien hoe krachtig het is om beleidsmakers direct aan te spreken, zetten we nu de volgende stap met Europees mensenrechtenadvocaat Nani Jansen Reventlow.Nani deelt hoe je jouw creativiteit kunt inzetten om je rechten te verdedigen en beleidsmakers te bereiken; vaak eenvoudiger dan je...2025-03-0933 min
DAMN, HONEYRadicale rechtvaardigheid (en ook even janken om Trump). Met Nani Jansen Reventlow (afl. 206)Ga voor de shownotes en het transcript naar damnhoney.nl/aflevering-206DAMN, HONEY wordt gemaakt door Marie Lotte Hagen en Nydia van VoorthuizenDeze aflevering wordt gesponsord door IDFA en onze eigenste theatervoorstelling Moedig Voorwaarts Voor het hele programma en kaartverkoop, ga naar idfa.nl. Wij tippen Black Box Diaries en Writing HawaVanaf half januari 2025 trekken we door het land met onze nieuwe theatervoorstelling Moedig Voorwaarts. Op damnhoney.nl/theater vind je de speellijsteditwerk: Daniël van de Poppe jingles: Lucas de Gier we...2024-11-081h 12
KunststofNani Jansen Reventlow, mensenrechtenadvocaatNani Jansen Reventlov schreef het boek 'Radicale rechtvaardigheid', een bundeling van haar essays over hoe wij als samenleving functioneren. Ze put daarbij uit haar ervaringen als mensenrechtenadvocaat en laat zich inspireren door grote denkers op het gebied van antiracisme en sociale rechtvaardigheid. Jansen Reventlow is de oprichter van Systemic Justice; een organisatie die zich via strategisch procederen inzet voor gemarginaliseerde gemeenschappen.
Presentator: Andrew Makkinga2024-11-0651 min
The Slow NewscastIntroducing...Whose Planet? The Climate Justice PodcastWe are partnering with Systemic Justice, so that we can continue to bring our listeners brilliant investigations on The Slow Newscast. You can join Tortoise as a member to get early and ad-free access to new series and support our investigations at www.tortoisemedia.com/inviteIntroducing...Whose Planet? The Climate Justice PodcastIn a world with a rapidly changing climate, this new three-part series podcast explores the intersectional realities of those most impacted. From toxic air to rising sea levels and the cost of the green transition, each episode delves into communities' s...2024-09-2403 min
Straight To ItEp.65: Using The Courts for Change with Nani Jansen ReventlowIn this episode, I interview Nani Jansen-Reventlow, a human rights lawyer who formerly argued free speech cases with Media Defense, a non-profit defending journalism around the globe. Now, Nani works on Systemic Justice, a non-profit she founded with the purpose of making change through litigation. We discuss some of her biggest cases, the importance of journalism, and why she wanted to become a lawyer. Enjoy the episode!2024-03-2123 min
Just AccessNani Jansen Reventlow on Justice Gaps and Possible SolutionsIn this episode, we continue the conversation with Nani Jansen Reventlow, who is an award-winning human rights lawyer specializing in strategic litigation at the intersection of human rights, social justice, and technology. Our discussion in this episode builds on our conversation in the previous episode, where we discussed Nani's background and her current work at systemic justice. In this episode, we discuss international law and rights more broadly, both in terms of problems and possible ways forward. For more info on Nani Jansen Reventlow go to: https://www.nanijansen.org/Enjoy listening!2024-01-2214 minJust AccessIntroducing Nani Jansen Reventlow and Systemic JusticeOver the next two episodes, we talk to Nani Jansen Reventlow who is an award winning human rights lawyer specializing in strategic litigation at the intersection of human rights, social justice, and technology. In this first episode, we focus on her background and the organization she's founded called Systemic Justice, and the work that she and her organization do. In the second episode, we talk more about digital rights more broadly, about how the legal system works, some of the biggest gaps for justice she's identified, and some possible solutions.For more info on Nani Jansen Reventlow...2024-01-0823 min
Salt The PodcastS03 E58 Building Systemic JusticeNani Jansen Reventlow is an award winning human rights lawyer specialised in strategic litigation at the intersection of human rights, social justice and technology. Nani is also the founder of Systemic Justice , a new organisation that seeks to radically transform how the law works for communities fighting for racial, social and economic justice.
Nani has an extensive background in promoting human rights in the digital context and in defending journalists and activists in some of the most repressive environments in the world. She previously founded and built the Digital Freedom Fund , which supports digital rights litigation. Throughout h...2023-10-1156 min
Surfacing Systemic (In)justices: A Community ViewWhat's next?Our six roundtables were only the beginning of Systemic Justice’s collaboration with communities to bring about the structural change that is needed in Europe when it comes to racial, social, and economic justice. This episode provides a sneak peek of what's to come. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow and Diana Arce.2023-03-0308 minSurfacing Systemic (In)justices: A Community ViewFindingsIn this episode, we introduce the overall findings of Surfacing Systemic (In)justices: A Community View, before we dive into each thematic focus area of the report. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow and Diana Arce.2023-03-0305 minSurfacing Systemic (In)justices: A Community ViewIntroduction & methodologyWelcome to the first episode of the audio version of Surfacing Systemic (In)justices: A Community View. This episode provides an introduction to the report and its methodology. Read by Mariam Rechchad and Nani Jansen Reventlow.2023-03-0307 min
Power, People and PlanetProsecuting Justice | Markus Beeko & Nani Jansen ReventlowThe contribution of the legal community through innovative, strategic litigation and other legal efforts is going to be one of the most critical undertakings in the fight for climate justice. Currently, there are more than 1,400 climate lawsuits underway. These legal battles address the destruction of our ecosystems and the attempts of indigenous people to uphold their rights through a range of different struggles.Litigation and legal strategy has been a critical part of ensuring the strength of the activist community. Indeed, the legal community has a critical role in defending the shrinking democratic space in multiple countries...2023-02-2151 min
Strength & Solidarity19. Social movement or NGO? Can it be both?Most would agree that social justice and human rights movements should be led by those who need the change they’re fighting for. But what’s the best way to achieve that? In this episode, we hear about a South African organizational model that centers community ownership by electing leaders and board. But if a movement has to double as a professional NGO, meeting legal, bureaucratic and donor obligations, things can get complicated. Axolile Notywala has led two organizations doing rights and justice work in Cape Town and shares some insight. And in the Coda, human rights lawyer Nani Jans...2022-03-0130 minStrength & SolidarityThe Coda #17: Real activism happens IRLHuman rights lawyer and racial justice activist Nani Jansen Reventlow has been helping to build a vibrant digital rights field. But as important as online spaces are, she's worried that people tend to value online activism too highly. The late poet, musician and social critic, Gil Scott Heron helps her make the point.2022-03-0106 min
Big Brother Awards 2021Afl 6. - Felipe Rodriguez Award - Nani Jansen ReventlowJe luistert naar de Big Brother Awards podcast van Bits of Freedom.Wij zetten elk jaar de mensen en organisaties die jouw privacy het meest hebben geschonden in het zonnetje. Dit jaar doen we dat in de vorm van een podcast:In deze 8-delige serie maak je kennis met de grootste privacyschenders van afgelopen jaar.Misschien heb jij wel op de winnaar van de Publieksprijs gestemd en een vakjury deelde de Expertprijs uit.Maar Bits of Freedom reikt ook elk jaar een Felipe Rodriguez Award uit, deze geven we aan een...2022-01-1742 min
Met Nerds om Tafel - een podcast over technologie, wetenschap en popcultuurPrivacyblunders van Hugo de Jonge en Ferd Grapperhaus met Evelyn AustinZoals elk jaar reikt Bits of Freedom deze week de Big Brother Awards uit aan de personen, organisaties of overheden die jouw privacy het meeste hebben geschonden. Daarom spreken wij BoF-directeur Evelyn Austin. Normaal is er een gala, maar dit jaar worden de awards inhoudelijk geduid in een podcast.De winnaar van de Publieksprijs werd door jullie gekozen en een vakjury reikte de Expertprijs uit. Dit jaar zijn de winnaars twee ministeries, respectievelijk die onder leiding van demissionair minister Hugo de Jonge en Ferd Grapperhaus. Tot slot eert Bits of Freedom met een positieve prijs iemand die juist v...2021-12-151h 50
Intelligence SquaredDebate: We Must Stop Big Data's Pandemic Power GrabIn this week's podcast Nani Jansen Reventlow goes up against Rowena Luk to debate whether bringing big tech closer into our lives during the pandemic has been a welcome innovation or a dangerous power grab. The debate was staged by Intelligence Squared Germany in partnership with the European Council on Foreign Relations. The host was Ulrike Franke. To find out more about the ECFR click here: https://ecfr.eu/events/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/intelligencesquared.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy...2021-06-1751 min
TravauxSymposium Series: Nani Jansen ReventlowNani Jansen Reventlow, 2021 Riesenfeld Award Recipient and Director of the Digital Freedom Fund, provides a primer on digital rights, reflects on what is at stake and who is responsible for their suppression, and discusses the work that remains for the project of protecting them.
Co-hosts: Lily Baggott (Berkeley Law '21) and Veronica Bognot (Berkeley Law '21).2021-04-2029 min
Oxford Policy PodWho decides? Free speech in the age of social mediaAfter rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021, several social media companies took an unprecedented action — banning then-president Donald Trump from their platforms. This decision has spurred much conversation on whether and when limitations to online speech are justified. Increasingly, social media giants have come under fire for not doing enough to address issues including mis- and disinformation, hate speech and incitement to violence on their platforms. But who should draw the red lines around online speech? What content should they exactly moderate? And what is the balance between protecting free speech and upholding the public interest? To engage with t...2021-02-1535 min
The Human Show: Innovation through Social ScienceNani Jansen Reventlow: Human Rights Lawyer & Keynote Speaker Anthropology + Technology Conference 2020Nani Jansen Reventlow is a human rights lawyer who specializes in freedom of expression and strategic litigation. She is also the founding Director of the Digital Freedom Fund, which supports partners in Europe to advance digital rights through strategic litigation. Nani is a Lecturer in Law at Columbia Law School, Adjunct Professor at Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government, a Senior Fellow at Columbia Law School’s Human Rights Institute and an Affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. Nani is a recognized international lawyer and expert in human rights litigation responsible for standa...2020-09-2137 minThe Human Show: Innovation through Social ScienceCapsule Episode Conference: Dawn Walter, Anthropology + Technology Conference 2020The Anthropology + Technology Conference brings together 22 leading international experts from the social sciences and technology to champion and promote the benefits of responsible AI, and to highlight the value that the social sciences bring to tech and business. There are three streams for 2020: smart cities, fintech, and health tech. Our 2020 keynote is Nani Jansen Reventlow, a human rights lawyer and Director of the Digital Freedom Fund, who will address decolonising digital rights and the need for an intersectional approach.In today’s episode we are joined by Dawn Walter, Anthropologist and Organizer to discuss the Anthropology + Technology Co...2020-06-2318 min
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyPromoting Fairness, Equity, and Human Rights in TechPerspectives from Europe and the US on a Law and Policy Agenda
Digital technologies affect the lives of billions of people around the world daily. The decisions of private platforms and tech developers — and the public institutions that regulate their conduct — can shape public discourse, with profound impacts on democracy, liberty, autonomy, and governance.
This panel provides a broad overview of the landscape for regulating cutting-edge digital technologies in Europe and the US. The discussion focuses on mechanisms for ensuring tech developers and platforms build and deploy their products and services in a manner that is consistent with fundamental human righ...2018-12-0454 min
Radio RechtsstaatRadioRechtsstaat S01E05 Digitale Rechten Met Nani Jansen ReventlowSeizoen 1, Aflevering 5: Nani Jansen Reventlow over Digitale Rechten
Wat zijn digitale rechten precies en hoe verhouden die zich tot de rechtsstaat? Hierover hebben we het deze aflevering met Nani Jansen Reventlow, mensenrechtenadvocaat en directeur van het Digital Freedom Fund. We bespreken onder andere of opkomen voor privacy teveel een achterhoede gevecht is en waarom we wél kritisch zijn over privacyschendingen door de overheid, maar we ons in ons dagelijks leven privacyinbreuken door bedrijven als Google en Facebook laten welgevallen. Tot slot krijgen we tips over hoe we ons beter digitaal kunnen beveiligen. PS Nienke is na deze aflevering weer g...2018-02-1700 min
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyThe International State of Digital Rights, a Conversation with the UN Special RapporteurUN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression, David Kaye, is joined in conversation by Nani Jansen Reventlow, a Fellow at the Berkman Klein Center and Adviser to the Cyberlaw Clinic, about his upcoming thematic report on digital access and human rights, as well as the most burning issues regarding free speech online and digital rights including encryption, fake news, online gender-based abuse and the global epidemic of internet censorship.
More on this event here:
https://cyber.harvard.edu/events/2017/04/DavidKaye2017-04-281h 07
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyLitigating Free Speech Cases in the African Regional CourtsPlease join us for a discussion with Nani Jansen Reventlow, Fellow at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society and Associate Tenant at Doughty Street Chambers, on the topic of regional courts in Africa and freedom of expression cases in particular. As the head of the Media Legal Defence Initiative’s global litigation practice, Reventlow led litigation that resulted in the first freedom of expression judgments at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the East African Court of Justice. She has also led cases before the European Court of Human Rights, the UN Human Rights Committee, the UN W...2017-04-2758 min