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Jelen PodcastHazugsággyár a bíróság előtt: egy rágalomhadjárat és a sajtóperek kulisszatitkaiHogyan lesz egy elismert jogállamiság-kutatóból egyik napról a másikra egy „titkos hálózat” vezéralakja és a haza ellensége? A NER propagandamédiája ezúttal Bárd Petrát pörgette ki, hogy rajta keresztül támadja Magyar Pétert. A vád szerint egy CEU-s háttérhatalom tagjaként áskálódik Magyarország ellen – a valóság azonban az, hogy az érintettek még csak nem is ismerik egymást.A Jelen Podcast adásában Ónody-Molnár Dóra vendégei Bárd Petra jogász és Tóth Balázs ügyvéd, a Magyar Helsink...
2026-01-0657 min
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival Podcast2025 Festival Highlights | Writing Through ChaosWe are delighted to announce the release of the first podcast episode from #UWRF25.In our first episode, join moderator Petra Molnar as she talks with brilliant minds Omar El Akkad, Neal Hall and Shiori Itō about how they choose to confront unthinkable atrocity with their pens, the tools that allow them to write in these times of urgent need, and why it is necessary to write on the battleground.Listen to the most urgent conversations from this year’s Festival, available at https://www.ubudwritersfestival.com/media and on podcast platforms such as Spotify and Sim...
2025-12-0959 min
SelyemzsinórPolitizáló színészek, színészkedő politika #7Gondolatjátékra hívja vendégeit Gulyás István, az M5 csatornaigazgatója és műsorvezetője a közmédia új, online asszociációs műsorában. A formátum különlegessége, hogy nem előre gyártott kérdések és válaszok határozzák meg a beszélgetést, hanem a szavakból kibomló asszociációk, amelyek friss nézőpontokat, váratlan összefüggéseket és személyes történeteket hoznak felszínre. Így minden adás megismételhetetlen, és hiánypótló módon ötvözi a közéleti reflexiót a játékossággal. A házigazda minden...
2025-11-2153 min
to nerieš, moja...MÄSO NEPATRÍ NA TANIER KAŽDÝ DEŇ I Chronicky v pohode #4Celé sa to začalo otvorením prvého McDonaldu v Taliansku... Málokto si už dnes k potravine privonia. Áno, zdravé, poctivé a kvalitné je logicky aj drahšie, ale slowfood nie je len pre bohatých. Mojim hosťom bola Petra Molnár, líder konvívia Slow Food Pressburg https://www.slowfood-pressburg.sk/co-robime/ Tento podcast pre vás pripravuje a moderuje Katka Skybová z Komplimentu https://www.instagram.com/kompliment.sk/
2025-10-2542 min
Marketplace TechIs surveillance technology a more humane alternative to detaining immigrants?Countries all over the world use technology to keep track of immigrants released from detention centers. The idea is to allow people to live in communities while their cases are adjudicated. But Petra Molnar of the Refugee Law Lab at York University said the technology is also often employed in ways that are too intrusive and can act like digital shackles. She told Marketplace’s Nova Safo that even smartphone apps, which can be glitchy, are a challenge for immigrants who are often waiting on asylum claims.
2025-10-1411 min
pontjókor! - Fehér Mariannalpontjókor! - Grisnik Petra (2025-09-08)Grisnik Petra színésznő a pontjókor! vendége, akivel a hallgatóink szeptember 8-án élőben is találkozhatnak az Akvárium Klubban. Az olvasás világnapja alkalmából rendezett sokszínű eseményen 19 órakor kezdődött a Delta Produkció improvizációs színházi előadása, amelyben Elek Ferenc, Grisnik Petra és Szabó Győző játszottak, a játékmesteri feladatokat Molnár Levente látta el. Az Akvárium Klubban egy nagy tábla is várta a közönséget, amelyre felírhatták a választ a következő kérdésre: mi lenne a címe az...
2025-09-0841 min
From the BorderlandsGlobal Apartheid & The New Jim CodeWelcome back, everyone. I hope you have had a restful summer and that you’re returning to reality recharged and ready to resist! To help get you motivated…Dora Rodriguez and I are thrilled to share with you our August 3, 2025, conversation for the HOPE KNOWS NO BORDERS BOOK CLUB & WEBINAR SERIES: It’s our 30,000-foot deep dive into the global leviathan that is the Border Industrial Complex with Petra Molnar and Todd Miller.When it comes to the politics of deterrence, detention, and deportation, we can sometimes overlook that managing the moveme...
2025-09-051h 07
Destynacja Słowacja32. Vrba, Wetzler i 130 kilometrów prawdy. Ucieczka z piekłaCzy znacie nazwiska Vrba i Wetzler? Dwaj młodzi Słowacy żydowskiego pochodzenia uciekli z Auschwitz w 1944 roku, by ujawnić światu prawdę o obozie zagłady. Ich raport uratował tysiące istnień, choć mógł uratować jeszcze więcej. Niestety, wciąż zbyt mało osób o nich słyszało. W 32 odcinku podcastu Destynacja Słowacja opowiadam o niezwykłej ucieczce, sierpniowym marszu ich śladami z Oświęcimia do Żyliny, a także o tym, jak historia Vrby i Wetzlera wraca dziś w filmach i na scenach teatralnych. W podcaście omówione zostały:- film p...
2025-08-1634 min
Fractured"The Walls Have Eyes" Surviving Migration in the Age of AI- Summer Shorts 01This was just a brief excerpt from a much larger conversation with Petra Molnar- Attorney, Anthropoligist and Author of "The Walls Have Eyes". You can WATCH FULL EPISODE HERE- • FRACTURED S04E02: THE WALLS HAVE EYES, Sur... In this conversation, Petra Molnar discusses the intersection of migration and technology, focusing on the implications of surveillance technologies, data colonialism, and the automation of immigration processes. She highlights the role of Israel in the global surveillance tech market, the testing grounds for these technologies, and the politics of fear that shape migration policies. Molnar also emphasizes the need for technology to assist rather...
2025-08-1408 min
The Migration Oxford PodcastRobo-dogs and The Rise of CrimmigrationIn a world obsessed with AI, what are robo-dogs and how are they deployed at border control? With the rise of “crimmigration” across the world, the lines between migration management and criminal law are becoming blurred. The rise of "crimmigration" on a global scale is seeing the lines between migration management and criminal law being blurred, often in an effort to exercise surveillance of people on the move. What does this mean for people at the border? Can border technologies be used for good?
In a world obsessed with artificial intelligence, why have private sector interests and the growing border indu...
2025-07-0734 min
EJIL: The Podcast!Episode 35: Human Mobility and International LawMigration has become a defining issue of our time, visibly shaping political discourse, legal systems, and public imaginaries. Yet for all its salience, international law’s capacity to respond to the complexities of human mobility remains fractured, fragile, and often inadequate. In this episode, we take a hard look at the international legal architecture surrounding migration: where it comes from, where it fails, and what alternative frameworks might exist beyond the dominant focus on non-refoulement and transnational criminal law. We begin with a frank assessment: despite landmark treaties like the 1951 Refugee Convention, international law provides no comprehensive regime for fa...
2025-06-3041 min
projectsavetheworld's podcastEpisode 687 Migrants and DeportationJohn Washington is a journalist who covers migrants, especially from Latin America. Sheila McManus is a historian at the University of Lethbridge; Petra Molnar is a lawyer at York University and Jill Carr-Harris is a Gandhian organizer in India. They discuss the way international migrants are now being excluded and refused entry in many countries, especially under the influence of Donald Trump. For the video and audio see https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-687-migrants-and-deportation.
2025-06-2656 min
Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000The "AI"-Enabled Immigration Panopticon (with Petra Molnar), 2025.05.05This week, Alex and Emily talk with anthropologist and immigration lawyer Petra Molnar about the dehumanizing hype of border-enforcement tech. From hoovering up data to hunt anyone of ambiguous citizenship status, to running surveillance of physical borders themselves, "AI" tech is everywhere in the enforcement of national borders. And as companies ranging from Amazon, to NSO Group, to Palantir all profit, this widening of automation threatens a future of faceless human rights violations with no attempts at accountability of any kind.Petra Molnar is associate director of York University's Refugee Law Lab, and a faculty...
2025-05-281h 01
Ez itt a kérdésTrump és a Harvard vitája (2025.05.22.)A Trump-adminisztráció felfüggesztett 2,2 milliárd dollár szövetségi támogatást a Harvard Egyetem számára. Az indoklás szerint az intézmény nem tartja be a kormány szövetségi szabályait. A legpatinásabb amerikai magánegyetem nem hagyja annyiban, perre megy. De kiszabadulhat-e a nyugati egyetemi világ a woke fogsága alól? - Ez itt a kérdés!VENDÉGEK:- CSIZMAZIA GÁBOR – oktató, tudományos munkatárs, NKE- ACZÉL PETRA – egyetemi tanár, kommunikációkutató, MOME...
2025-05-2352 min
Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000, Episode 57 - The "AI"-Enabled Immigration PanopticonThis week, Alex and Emily talk with anthropologist and immigration lawyer Petra Molnar about the dehumanizing hype of border-enforcement tech. From hoovering up data to hunt anyone of ambiguous citizenship status, to running surveillance of physical borders themselves, "AI" tech is everywhere in the enforcement of national borders. And as companies ranging from Amazon, to NSO Group, to Palantir all profit, this widening of automation threatens a future of faceless human rights violations with no attempts at accountability of any kind.
Petra Molnar is associate director of York University's Refugee Law Lab, and a faculty associate for...
2025-05-1800 min
Mobilizing Data for JusticeRefugee Law LabMobilizing Data for Justice is a podcast about how activists gather and make sense of data. This episode is an edited interview with Petra Molnar from Refugee Law Lab. Petra told us about why she began this work, her current projects, and what keeps her motivated. Find out more about Petra's work at: https://www.petramolnar.com/about
2025-05-1225 min
Tech Snippets Today with Joseph RaczynskiAI and Biometrics in Border Control with Petra Molnar of HarvardToday we focus on migration and technology, and the people caught in the middle.My guest, Petra Molnar, has written: The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence offers a global story of the sharpening of borders through technological experiments while also introducing strategies of togetherness across physical and ideological borders.Based on years of researching borderlands across the world, lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar’s The Walls Have Eyes is a truly global story—a dystopian vision turned reality, where your body is your passport and matters of life...
2025-03-2024 min
In Solidarity - by openDemocracyMigration, AI and The Rise of the MachinesBorders patrolled by AI-powered robotic dogs once seemed like something purely in the realm of dystopian sci-fi novels. But the border industrial complex is working hard to make them a part of our (still dystopian) reality. Petra Molnar, author of The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, joins us to discuss the militarization of border technologies, the racial politics of migration and the complexities of being both a refugee and an economic migrant.Petra is a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights. She is the co...
2025-03-1031 min
RoadMovie PodcastNyaralás óceánjárón - tényleg megéri? - Molnár-Szilágyi Ági és Hajdu-Pásztor PetraEgy régóta várt témával, a tengerjáró hajós utazással indul a RoadMovie ötödik éve!Az adás vendégei, Molnár-Szilágyi Ági és Hajdu-Pásztor Petra, akikkel arról az utazási módról beszélgetünk, ami tőlünk nyugatra egyre népszerűbb, itthon azonban még mindig radar alatt van, talán az elérhetetlensége miatti félelem, talán mindenféle tévhitek miatt, az imbolygástól, a nyugdíjas klubokon át egészen a kötelező borravalóig és szűkös kabinokig. Úgy gondoltuk tehát...
2025-03-061h 03
The Just Security PodcastHow Border Technologies Impact MigrationIn just a few weeks, Donald Trump will begin his second term as U.S. president. During his campaign and after reelection, Trump has signaled sweeping reforms to the U.S. immigration system. Among his top goals are promises to conduct the largest mass deportation in U.S. history, militarize the border, and introduce more border surveillance.In recent years, digital technologies have impacted virtually every aspect of migration. From visa triaging algorithms to drone surveillance with biometric data collection capabilities, companies and governments are increasingly developing and using these technologies to implement their migration policies.
2025-01-0225 min
Ιδέες για ένα πράσινο μέλλονIs the Big Brother a saviour or a perpetrator?Technology seems to be the answer to everything these days, also in the migration space. The European Union spends large amounts of tax money on the development of tools and programmes for border surveillance. While governments hope that technology will help to manage migration more efficiently, experts paint a darker picture. They warn that the use of technology is having a serious impact on the fundamental rights of people on the move. Our host Florian Schmitz has invited journalists and researchers to shed light on an issue that brings in a new angle on the discussion around migration. Giorgos...
2024-12-1851 min
The Lean to the Left PodcastUnveiling Immigration Surveillance: AI, Technology, and Migrant AbusePlease check out Bob's new book, Hijacked Nation: Donald Trump's Attack on America's Greatness, now available on Amazon.com. Barnes & Noble and other outlets. Paperback: $11; Hardcover: $24. Digital version: $3.99. Here's a direct link.Join us in this episode of the Lean to the Left podcast as we dive into the critical issues surrounding immigration, AI technology, and human rights and migrant abuse with author and attorney Petra Molnar. We discuss her book, 'The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,' which chronicles her six-year journey...
2024-12-1624 min
theAnalysis.newsIsraeli, U.S., and EU Tech Firms Uphold Global Power Hierarchies – Petra Molnar Pt. 2/2In part two, Petra Molnar, anthropologist and human rights lawyer, speaks about the dangers of high-risk AI systems and state efforts to sabotage its regulation, as seen in the recent watering down of the European Union’s AI Act. Molnar explains how Israeli and U.S. surveillance tech firms market their drone technology and other AI products as “solutions” to state “problems.” The lucrative border and surveillance tech sector has grown exponentially as a result of governments deploying these technologies to experiment on the world’s most marginalized populations – from Palestinians in Gaza to migrants at the U.S. and EU’s deadliest...
2024-12-1427 min
theAnalysis.newsIsraeli, U.S., and EU Tech Firms Uphold Global Power Hierarchies – Petra Molnar Pt. 2/2In part two, Petra Molnar, anthropologist and human rights lawyer, speaks about the dangers of high-risk AI systems and state efforts to sabotage its regulation, as seen in the recent watering down of the European Union’s AI Act. Molnar explains how Israeli and U.S. surveillance tech firms market their drone technology and other AI products as “solutions” to state “problems.” The lucrative border and surveillance tech sector has grown exponentially as a result of governments deploying these technologies to experiment on the world’s most marginalized populations – from Palestinians in Gaza to migrants at the U.S. and EU’s deadliest...
2024-12-1427 min
CaveatLiving in the shadow of AI borders.This week we are joined by Petra Molnar, Harvard faculty associate, lawyer and author of the newly released book "The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence," sharing how Big Tech and AI will enable Trump's immigration policies. Ben has an update on the effort to ban TikTok in the United States. Dave's got the story of the NYPD using city-wide surveillance to help catch the United Health Care CEO killer.While this show covers legal topics, and Ben is a lawyer, the views expressed do not constitute legal advice. For official legal...
2024-12-1256 min
The Tech Policy Press PodcastPetra Molnar on Migration in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceMass migration presents a challenge to democracy in multiple ways. Chief among them is that anti-immigrant sentiment often plays a major role in the advance of illiberal and anti-democratic politics. We've seen this play out in the United States, where President-elect Donald Trump has promised a dramatic crackdown on immigration and the mass deportation of millions. But the scale of today's migration may be dwarfed by what's to come. How has the movement of people affected the politics driving the development of surveillance, biometrics, big data and artificial intelligence technologies? And how do these technologies employed at...
2024-12-0832 mintheAnalysis.newsAI Border Surveillance Tech Profits Soar, Human Rights Across the Board Sink – Petra Molnar Pt. 1/2U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's promise to deport millions of people draws attention to longstanding practices of tracking and intercepting migrants using artificial intelligence and high-risk surveillance technologies. Petra Molnar, human rights lawyer and anthropologist, underscores how border surveillance tech firms drive and profit from the U.S., Canada, and the European Union's criminal migration policy agenda. Yet the application of these insidious technologies, largely developed by Israeli tech firms and billionaire Peter Thiel's Palantir, is not limited to borderlands and has dystopian human rights impacts in everyday life.
2024-11-2722 mintheAnalysis.newsAI Border Surveillance Tech Profits Soar, Human Rights Across the Board Sink – Petra Molnar Pt. 1/2U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's promise to deport millions of people draws attention to longstanding practices of tracking and intercepting migrants using artificial intelligence and high-risk surveillance technologies. Petra Molnar, human rights lawyer and anthropologist, underscores how border surveillance tech firms drive and profit from the U.S., Canada, and the European Union's criminal migration policy agenda. Yet the application of these insidious technologies, largely developed by Israeli tech firms and billionaire Peter Thiel's Palantir, is not limited to borderlands and has dystopian human rights impacts in everyday life.
2024-11-2722 min
dzsungelharc#060 Molnár-Bánffy Kata – "Keressük azt, ami örök"Az intenzíven és őszintén megélt családtörténet nem csak az egyéni életet, hanem egy vállalkozást is táplálhat. Nem csak azért, mert az elődök példája hatékony mentális túlélőkészlettel is szolgálhat a mában élőknek, hanem talán azért is, mert segít meglátni a fontosat, elvetni a kevésbé lényegeset - egyszóval iránytű ott, ahol kérdések vannak, vagy választani kell, és az sem mindegy, hogyha tudjuk, nem egymagunkban állunk, hanem egy történet szereplői vagyunk, és raj...
2024-11-2155 min
New Books in SociologyPetra Molnar, "The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" (New Press, 2024)In 2022, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced it was training “robot dogs” to help secure the U.S.-Mexico border against migrants. Four-legged machines equipped with cameras and sensors would join a network of drones and automated surveillance towers—nicknamed the “smart wall.” This is part of a worldwide trend: as more people are displaced by war, economic instability, and a warming planet, more countries are turning to AI-driven technology to “manage” the influx.Based on years of researching borderlands across the world, lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar’s The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Arti...
2024-11-2128 min
BanterlyAI at the BorderIn this compelling episode of Immigrantly, we’re joined by Petra Molnar, a renowned lawyer and anthropologist whose work sits at the intersection of migration, technology, and human rights. As Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab at York University and a Faculty Associate at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Petra critically examines the role of AI and other technologies in reshaping migration experiences. She’s the co-creator of the Migration and Technology Monitor, which exposes the real-world impacts of digital surveillance on those crossing borders. Petra’s recent book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the A...
2024-11-1948 min
ImmigrantlyAI at the BorderIn this compelling episode of Immigrantly, we’re joined by Petra Molnar, a renowned lawyer and anthropologist whose work sits at the intersection of migration, technology, and human rights. As Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab at York University and a Faculty Associate at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Petra critically examines the role of AI and other technologies in reshaping migration experiences. She’s the co-creator of the Migration and Technology Monitor, which exposes the real-world impacts of digital surveillance on those crossing borders.Petra’s recent book, The Walls Have Eyes: Su...
2024-11-1950 min
ImmigrantlyAI at the BorderIn this compelling episode of Immigrantly, we’re joined by Petra Molnar, a renowned lawyer and anthropologist whose work sits at the intersection of migration, technology, and human rights. As Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab at York University and a Faculty Associate at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Petra critically examines the role of AI and other technologies in reshaping migration experiences. She’s the co-creator of the Migration and Technology Monitor, which exposes the real-world impacts of digital surveillance on those crossing borders.Petra’s recent book, The Walls Have Eyes: Su...
2024-11-1949 min
A Song Called LifeEpisode #194: Petra MolnarIn Episode #194, lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar joins Osi to explore the legal and ethical issues surrounding border security technology. They discuss the use of "robot dogs," drones, and surveillance towers at the U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting the lack of regulation governing their deployment and the resulting human rights concerns. Additionally, they examine how defense contractors and tech startups are profiting from the growing market for border security technology. Petra elaborates further on these critical issues in her book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, where she delves deeper into the intersection...
2024-11-1139 min
Cloud RealitiesCR082: Surviving migration in the age of AI with Petra Molnar, Harvard Faculty AssociateAs more people are displaced by war, economic instability, and a warming planet, more countries are turning to AI-driven technology to “manage” the influx. This week, Dave, Esmee and Rob talk to Petra Molnar, Harvard Faculty Associate and Author of 'The Walls Have Eyes'' about how tech is being deployed at borders, how it is impacting communities and how innovation could be used for good.TLDR02:01 Confused about whether we learn from disasters06:00 Cloud conversation with Petra Molnar36:05 Research about the state of AI narratives and the perceived "story crisis"41:35 Walkin...
2024-11-0743 min
Academic AuntiesWhat happens now?As I record this episode, it's been about six hours after the major news networks have declared that Donald Trump will once again be the President of the United States. I've got a lot of feelings. I'm unsurprised, but also disheartened. I'm still processing all of this and I know you are too. So today I want to bring you an impromptu chat that I have with my dear friend Petra Molnar. Petra is a migration and human rights lawyer, a colleague at York University, where she is the Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab, and...
2024-11-0737 min
Migration ConversationsThe Walls Have Eyes with Petra MolnarIn this episode, I speak with Petra Molnar about her new book The Walls Have Eyes where her research uncovers what technological experiments are taking place at various borders around the world on migrants as test subjects, and how the consequences of greater use and lack of oversight over tech use on people will shape our society in harmful ways. We discuss how such technology may reinforce and reproduce colonial, racist and oppressive ideas and systems.
2024-10-2455 minFracturedS04E02: THE WALLS HAVE EYES. Surviving Migration in the age of Artificial IntelligenceIn this conversation, Petra Molnar discusses the intersection of migration and technology, focusing on the implications of surveillance technologies, data colonialism, and the automation of immigration processes. She highlights the role of Israel in the global surveillance tech market, the testing grounds for these technologies, and the politics of fear that shape migration policies. Molnar also emphasizes the need for technology to assist rather than control migrants and shares insights from her upcoming book on community resistance.
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Petra Molnar - Attorney, Anthropologist, Author “The Walls have Eyes”
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2024-10-171h 00
The CGAI Podcast NetworkEnergy Security Cubed: The Cyber Security Problems of Military Electrification with Kristen CsenkeyOn this episode of the Energy Security Cubed Podcast, Kelly Ogle and Joe Calnan interview Kristen Csenkey about how electrification could open cyber vulnerabilities for Western militaries, and what can be done to resolve these issues.
You can find Kristen's article for War on the Rocks here: https://warontherocks.com/2024/06/power-and-tension-the-cyber-security-problems-of-military-electrification/
Previous CGAI publications featuring Kristen:
- Webinar Recording "EV Cybersecurity and Grid Vulnerability": https://www.cgai.ca/ev_cybersecurity_and_grid_vulnerability
- Policy Perspective Paper "Diverse and Vulnerable: Disconnects in Cyber-security Governance of IoT": https://www.cgai.ca/diverse_and_vulnerable_disconnects_in_cyber_security_governance_of_iot
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2024-09-2636 min
The Law School Toolbox Podcast: Tools for Law Students from 1L to the Bar Exam, and Beyond467: Surviving Migration in the Age of Technology (w/Petra Molnar)Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! In this episode, we're excited to have lawyer, anthropologist, and author Petra Molnar with us to talk about her new book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. In this episode we discuss: Petra's background, work, and the idea behind her book, The Walls Have Eyes An overview of how the asylum process works What is "crimmigration"? The technology incorporated at immigration detention camps and around borders How AI is being used to make immigration decisions Human stories and ethical considerations when it come...
2024-09-0229 min
Legally Speaking PodcastRegulating Technology: Protecting Human Rights at the Border - Petra Molnar - S8E26Send us a text Borders are a legally unregulated space where human rights are often not protected. To help us explore these liminal spaces, we invited Petra Molnar, the Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab at York University and Faculty Associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, onto the show. So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob and Petra discussing: The Migration & Technology MonitorCommon legal issues around m...
2024-09-0233 min
A Public AffairTechnologies of Border Violence with Petra Molnar
This week anti-immigrant rhetoric and online misinformation spurred riots in Great Britain following the fatal stabbing of three girls. The rioters attacked Muslim and migrant communities and immigration centers across the UK. Before that, at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Trump supporters waved posters and changed “mass deportations now.”
In addition to these very visible scenes, profit-seeking corporations and individuals are quietly targeting vulnerable people escaping violence, poverty, and climate change. To discuss this, Esty Dinur speaks with lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar. Her new book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in t...
2024-08-0953 min
Wednesday BreakfastSharpening of Borders Through Technological Experiments, Corruption and Upcoming Election, Uncle Robbie and Court Case on GenocideAcknowledgement of Country// Headlines//Petra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights. Her latest book ‘The Walls Have Eyes’ is a global story of the sharpening of borders through technological experiments, reflecting on 6 years of on-the-ground work. Petra joined us and spoke about borders and technological experiments. Last month, NDIS minister Bill Shorten announced that users of the scheme would be denied access to sex workers and sexual services under planned reforms. The NDIS Amendment Bill has been met with criticism across the board for its heavy focus on budget cuts and a failure to centre...
2024-08-0600 min
Litigation NationThe Legal and Ethical Implications of Border Technologies and Human Rights with Petra Molnar - Ep. 55In this episode of Litigation Nation, we delve into the complex world of border security, migration, and the impact of artificial intelligence with special guest Petra Molnar, a lawyer, author, and anthropologist. Petra's extensive experience in conflict areas and militarized spaces around the world has provided her with unique insights into the intersection of technology and human rights.The episode also delves into the regulatory landscape of artificial intelligence in border security, with a focus on the European Union's AI Act and its implications for governing AI technologies. Petra raises concerns about the loopholes in the legislation...
2024-08-061h 00
The Human ChallengeEp 34 The Walls Have Eyes: Border and Surveillance Technology ft Petra MolnarIt took 6 years for Petra Molnar to write "The Walls Have Eyes", a book showcasing the use of technology in immigration and migrant affairs. As a lawyer and anthropology specializing in human rights, the book documents both research and true stories of people on the move that she herself has supported in their own journeys to freedom. Petra joins Vanessa on The Human Challenge, an Amazon Music x ACAST "Indie Podcast Amplifier 2023" to talk about the use of technology along US-Mexico and in Greece to facilitate pushback operations;in refugee camps used as digital prisons...
2024-08-0131 min
XTraw AI: Machine Learning and AI Applications#91 The walls have Eyes in the Age of AIIn the Season 10 opener of XTraw AI, we sit down with Petra Molnar, author of "The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence." Tune in as we explore how innovative border technologies can be harnessed responsibly, the importance of regulation, and the need to humanize migration. Stay tuned for more inspiring episodes this season!
Some key highlights include:
Exploring innovative border technologies for good
The need for regulation and oversight in AI
Humanizing migration through storytelling
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2024-07-1947 min
World Bank | The Development PodcastWhat Does Artificial Intelligence Mean for the Developing World? | The Development PodcastDoes artificial intelligence amount to a dystopian nightmare for the developing world, eliminating jobs and confirming the worse biases across societies? Or could it lead the way to a brighter future, helping to solve critical development issues? We explore the ways in which artificial intelligence is being used across the globe at a grassroots level in India, Papua New Guinea – as well as get the big picture. Join The Development Podcast!Featured VoicesChristine Zhenwei Qiang, Global Director, Digital Transformation, World Bank GroupNaomi Longa, Seawomen of Melanesia, Papua New Guinea; Fred Munene, “Farm with Fred” farmer and YouTuber...
2024-06-2826 min
The Best of Coast to Coast AMMigration and Tech - Best of Coast to Coast AM - 6/23/24Guest Host George Knapp and Lawyer/Anthropologist Petra Molnar discuss border security around the world, "The Wall" and using AI technology to protect the borders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-06-2418 min
Your Undivided AttentionWhy Are Migrants Becoming AI Test Subjects? With Petra MolnarClimate change, political instability, hunger. These are just some of the forces behind an unprecedented refugee crisis that’s expected to include over a billion people by 2050. In response to this growing crisis, wealthy governments like the US and the EU are employing novel AI and surveillance technologies to slow the influx of migrants at their borders. But will this rollout stop at the border?In this episode, Tristan and Aza sit down with Petra Molnar to discuss how borders have become a proving ground for the sharpest edges of technology, and especially AI. Petra is an im...
2024-06-2046 min
Borderlines#115 - The Walls Have Eyes, Artificial Intelligence in Border Surveillance, with Petra MolnarPetra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights. We discuss her recent book, The Walls Have Eyes Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.Topics include the use of technology at borders, surveillance, the role of the private sector, the border industrial complex, Palantir and other companies, whether countries may withdraw from refugee conventions, ankle monitoring, UNHCR camps, the Belarus-Poland border, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-06-191h 01
Business of Tech: Daily 10-Minute IT Services InsightsThe Walls Have Eyes: Exploring Border Technologies with Petra MolnarIn this podcast episode, Petra Molnar, a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in border technologies, emphasized the critical point that technology is far from neutral. She highlighted how technology mirrors and perpetuates power dynamics in society, underscoring the significant impacts it can have on individuals if not carefully considered during the innovation process. This concept is essential to grasp as it illuminates the broader implications of technological advancements on society.Replication of PowerPower Imbalance: Technology often mirrors and reinforces existing power imbalances within society. Those with more resources and influence can shape the development and...
2024-06-1619 minThe Just Security Podcast'The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence' Book TalkBorders between countries are often dangerous, violent places. From the sands of the Sahel to the islands of the Mediterranean, borders allow governments to define who can enter a country – often deciding whether a person can find refuge or is left behind. Increasingly, borders are also spaces for governments and private companies to test new technology. But how is that technology being used? And what impact is it having for people on the move? Petra Molnar’s new book The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in The Age of Artificial Intelligence offers a sweeping portrait of how...
2024-06-0731 min
Redefining AI - Artificial Intelligence with SquirroPetra Molnar - Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceIn this episode, Petra Molnar - Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Lauren Hawker Zafer is joined by Petra Molnar. Lauren and Petra shape a critical conversation in which they redefine what ethical AI really means, especially when human lives and freedoms are at stake.
Who is Petra Molnar?
Petra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights. A former classical musician, she has been working in migrant justice since 2008, first as a settlement worker and community organizer, and now as a researcher...
2024-06-0730 min
AI-Curious with Jeff WilserRobot Dogs and Dystopian Use of AI Surveillance at the Border, w/ Petra MolnarPetra Molnar is a Harvard Faculty Associate, lawyer, human rights activist, and author of the just-released book The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.Publisher’s Weekly gave the book a glowing review and called it a “a grave wake-up call."To research this book, Petra spent *six years* studying what she called the “sharp edges” of surveillance tech, focusing on how it’s impacting real people. She spent considerable time at the border and in refugee camps. And she emerged from this research with chilling, dystopian tales of how AI-infused...
2024-06-0740 min
Redefining AI - Artificial Intelligence with SquirroSpotlight Ten: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceSeason Three - Spotlight Ten
Our tenth spotlight of this season is a snippet of our upcoming episode: Petra Molnar - Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
Join host Lauren Hawker Zafer as she engages in an important discussion with Petra Molnar.
Don't miss this critical conversation redefining what ethical AI really means when human lives and freedoms are at stake.
Who is Petra Molnar?
Petra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights. A former classical musician, she has...
2024-06-0401 min
Knižný kompas | Podcast o knihách a čítaníNajpredávanejší slovenskí autori za rok 2023? | ReportážV prvej časti si môžete vypočuť reportáž zo slávnostného odovzdávania ocenení Ikariáda - Zlatá kniha, Platinová kniha a Zlaté pero 2023.
Celkovo sme oslovili 14 ľudí, ako Zdena Studenková, Martin PYCO Rausch, Peter Nagy, Peter Popluhár, Maroš Molnár, Zuzka Vačková, Roman Juraško, či skúsení autori Jozef Banáš, Táňa Keleová-Vasilková, Peter Šloser...
Nižšie nájdete prehľad všetkých ocenených - akú cenu získali za akú knihu.
A propos, sme nominovaní na PODCAST ROKA 2024, tak si prosím nájdite minútku-dve a zahlasujte za nás: https://podcastroka...
2024-06-031h 03
The Border ChronicleThe Walls Have Eyes: A Podcast with Petra MolnarIf you want to learn about border technology, listen to this conversation about a new book on surviving migration in the age of artificial intelligence.
Last week I attended the 17th annual Border Security Expo in El Paso, Texas, which focused on border enforcement technology. I mention this because I can’t think of a better person to talk to about this than anthropologist and lawyer Petra Molnar, whose new book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, is hot off the presses. I’ve been awaiting this book for years...
2024-05-3145 min
The Border ChronicleThe Walls Have Eyes: A Podcast with Petra MolnarLast week I attended the 17th annual Border Security Expo in El Paso, Texas, which focused on border enforcement technology. I mention this because I can’t think of a better person to talk to about this than anthropologist and lawyer Petra Molnar, whose new book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, is hot off the presses. I’ve been awaiting this book for years, and I was fortunate enough to interview Molnar for this podcast while she was in Tucson for a book event.It is essential to know about bord...
2024-05-3045 minThe Border ChronicleThe Walls Have Eyes: A Podcast with Petra MolnarLast week I attended the 17th annual Border Security Expo in El Paso, Texas, which focused on border enforcement technology. I mention this because I can’t think of a better person to talk to about this than anthropologist and lawyer Petra Molnar, whose new book, The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, is hot off the presses. I’ve been awaiting this book for years, and I was fortunate enough to interview Molnar for this podcast while she was in Tucson for a book event.It is essential to know about bord...
2024-05-3045 min
The Lean to the Left PodcastUnveiling Immigration Surveillance: AI, Technology, and Migrant AbusePlease check out Bob's new book, Hijacked Nation: Donald Trump's Attack on America's Greatness, now available on Amazon.com. Barnes & Noble and other outlets. Paperback: $11; Hardcover: $24. Digital version: $3.99. Here's a direct link.Join us in this episode of the Lean to the Left podcast as we dive into the critical issues surrounding immigration, AI technology, and human rights and migrant abuse with author and attorney Petra Molnar. We discuss her book, 'The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,' which chronicles her six-year journey examining the impact of AI on migration globally, which...
2024-05-1524 min
Sawyer Bites‘We Are Here Because You Were There’: Techno-Racism and Exclusion at Digital BordersThis talk is given by Petra Molnar, A lawyer and anthropologist specializing in migration and human rights as well as a faculty associate at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society.
Check out the website for more information about the Sawyer Seminar Series and the Boston University Center on Forced Displacement: https://www.bu.edu/cfd/sawyer-seminar-series/
This Sawyer Seminar Series is made possible with funding support from the Mellon Foundation.
2024-04-1715 min
The International Risk PodcastEp 158: The Risks and Opportunities of Modern Immigration Technologies with Petra MolnarThe International Risk Podcast is a weekly podcast for senior executives, board members, and risk advisors. In these podcasts, we speak with experts in a variety of fields to explore international risk. Our host is Dominic Bowen, Head of Strategic Advisory at one of Europe's leading risk management consulting firms. Dominic is a regular public and corporate event speaker, and visiting lecturer at several universities. Having spent the last 20 years successfully establishing large and complex operations in the world's highest-risk areas and conflict zones, Dominic now joins you to speak with exciting guests from around the world to discuss...
2024-04-0833 min
The Peace Corner PodcastBeyond E-Migration: The Human impacts of Border Technologies (S08 E01)As borders evolve into testing grounds for tech experiments, what impact do they have on human lives and rights? Our first episode not only dives into these challenges but is committed to exploring solutions.
Join us in an insightful discussion with lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar, data analysis, graphics, and UX designer Simon Droti, and journalist Wael Qarssifi from the Migration +Tech Monitor to explore the dual nature of new technologies on people on the move.
The 8th season of the Peace Corner Podcast is an initiative of CSPPS & UNOY Peacebuilders.
2024-02-2840 min
Peace Corner PodcastBeyond E-Migration: The Human impacts of Border Technologies (S08 E01)As borders evolve into testing grounds for tech experiments, what impact do they have on human lives and rights? Our first episode not only dives into these challenges but is committed to exploring solutions. Join us in an insightful discussion with lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar, data analysis, graphics, and UX designer Simon Droti, and journalist Wael Qarssifi from the Migration +Tech Monitor to explore the dual nature of new technologies on people on the move. The 8th season of the Peace Corner Podcast is an initiative of CSPPS & UNOY Peacebuilders.
2024-02-2840 min
Haon.huH szektor, 69. rész: Vamos, Vamosz! - Metzbe igazol a Loki klasszisa, Vámos Petra!A H szektor, a Haon sporttémájú podcastja legújabb adásának nem lehetett más a központi témája, mint az, hogy Vámos Petra, a DVSC Schaeffler válogatott irányítója nyártól a világ egyik legjobb csapatába, a 25-szörös francia bajnok Metz gárdájához igazol. A szenzációs bejelentést múlt vasárnap tette meg a klub, Tóth Huba és Molnár Szilárd újságírók pedig alaposan átbeszélték, mit jelenthet ez mind a játékos, mind a piros-fehérek jövője szempontj...
2024-01-1027 min
IdőutazókSzépségápolás, testkép régen és mostHogyan változott a testkép és a szépség fogalma az idők során? Milyen szépségápolási tippeket adtak egykor és most, a nőknek és a férfiaknak? Hogyan jutottunk el a sminkeléstől a plasztikai kezelések mindennapos alkalmazásáig? Időutazóink ezúttal Juhász Marianna, Gerhát Petra és Molnár-Zolnay Fruzsina újságírók.
2023-12-1333 min
Kisalföld.huIdén itthon lógnak | Molnár Petra légtornásszal beszélgettünkA Radó-sziget fájáról jutottak a leghíresebb porondok fölé, bezsebelve európabajnoki és világbajnoki érmeket. Az autodidakta Estrellas Duo pár év alatt az ismeretlenségből külföldre és saját győri légtorna stúdióhoz jutott. Idén télen azonban nemzetközi fellépés helyett egy saját műsorra készülnek tanítványaikkal itthon. Azt remélik a sportegyesülettel hozzájárulhatnak ahhoz, hogy a légtorna hamar elfogadottá váljon a sportok között – akár olimpiára is alkalmassá. Molnár Petra volt podcastunk vendége, aki a legk...
2023-07-2227 min
Wonks and War RoomsSeason 5 Wrap UpIn this final episode, our host Elizabeth reflects on the six episodes of Season 5, which dug into tech, politics, and policy with guests from the Berkman Klein Centre at Harvard and Center for Information Technology and Public Life (CITAP) at UNC-Chapel Hill. She recaps highlights of each episode, looks at what they had in common, and where we need to dig a little deeper.Additional resources:Here are direct links to this season’s episodes, including show notes and annotated transcripts:Episode 1: Knowledge Mobilization for Policy Impact with Petra MolnarEpisode 2: Image Manipulation wi...
2023-05-2410 minWonks and War RoomsKnowledge Mobilization for Policy Impact with Petra MolnarPetra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist, and co-director of York University’s Refugee Law Lab. This episode she and Elizabeth talk about how researchers get their expertise into the hands of people who shape the world we live in, like policymakers, politicians and journalists. They talk about what it means to know something, as well as different approaches to sharing knowledge, like co-production and co-learning. They also consider the power imbalances of knowledge and how to make sure that knowledge is being shared equitably, and inclusively.Additional resources:One of the academic papers we...
2023-02-0836 min
Sonline PodcastHalmai Petra: Ami az úszósikerek, a szépség és a tehetség mögött rejlikMai műsorunkban a nagy álomról, az olimpiai szereplésről, az amerikai karácsonyról, és a kaposvári életéről is beszélgettünk a kiváló úszóval, Halmai Petrával, aki a somogyi megyeszékhelyen, Kaposváron készül a 2024-es párizsi ötkarikás játékokra.
Halmai Petrával mai műsorunkban Molnár Gábor, a Somogyi Hírlap sportszerkesztője beszélget.
2022-12-2620 min
The Border ChronicleBorder Violence and Security in a Warming World: A Podcast with Nathan Akehurst and Petra MolnarThis month The Border Chronicle is focusing on a series on the climate crisis, displacement, and borders, and today’s podcast is a continuation of that. I am happy to be joined by insightful researcher Nathan Akehurst and by Petra Molnar, an anthropologist, lawyer, and top expert on border technology. Petra is also the associate director of the Refugee Law Lab, and she helps run the Migration Tech Monitor.Our discussion looks at the border, the border-industrial complex, and all the technologies in development (like robotic dogs) in the face of the intensifying climate crisis. Petra draws fr...
2022-10-1338 minThe Border ChronicleBorder Violence and Security in a Warming World: A Podcast with Nathan Akehurst and Petra MolnarThis month The Border Chronicle is focusing on a series on the climate crisis, displacement, and borders, and today’s podcast is a continuation of that. I am happy to be joined by insightful researcher Nathan Akehurst and by Petra Molnar, an anthropologist, lawyer, and top expert on border technology. Petra is also the associate director of the Refugee Law Lab, and she helps run the Migration Tech Monitor.Our discussion looks at the border, the border-industrial complex, and all the technologies in development (like robotic dogs) in the face of the intensifying climate crisis. Petra draws fr...
2022-10-1338 minThe Border ChronicleBorder Hacker: A Podcast with Levi VonkGreetings from 106 degree Tucson! Today we have a few announcements to make before we get started.First, we have a special offer. The first five people who become paid subscribers after this podcast publishes will receive a free copy of the book Border Hacker: A Tale of Treachery, Trafficking, and Two Friends on the Run. Listen to the podcast and you’ll see why this is a score.Second, we want to thank everyone who responded to our Tuesday post asking for support as we navigate the journalism world after our funding ends in September. Th...
2022-06-0943 minThe Border ChronicleBorder Hacker: A Podcast with Levi VonkGreetings from 106 degree Tucson! Today we have a few announcements to make before we get started.First, we have a special offer. The first five people who become paid subscribers after this podcast publishes will receive a free copy of the book Border Hacker: A Tale of Treachery, Trafficking, and Two Friends on the Run. Listen to the podcast and you’ll see why this is a score.Second, we want to thank everyone who responded to our Tuesday post asking for support as we navigate the journalism world after our funding ends in September. Th...
2022-06-0943 min
Hosť DRSMarek Perdík, Slavomír Molnár, František Duchoň, Eugen Prochác a Martina Zábranská (27.5.2022 08:22)Po 23.05.2022
Právnik Marek Perdík vysvetľuje ako čítať vyúčtovanie, ktoré v máji dostávajú vlastníci bytov.
Ut 24.05.2022
Finančný expert Slavomír Molnár nielen o refinancovaní hypoték.
St 25.05.2022
František Duchoň z Národného centra robotiky o tom, prečo by nesadol do lietadla riadeného umelou inteligenciou, aj o biorobotoch.
Št 26.05.2022
Violončelista Eugen Prochác aj o tom, či potrebujú violončelisti kondíciu a svaly.
Pi 27.05.2022
Herečka Martina Zábranská aj o tom, aké je to byť princeznou v rozprávke Zakliata jaskyňa.
Moderujú: Petra Bernasovská a Richard Dedek.
2022-05-2746 minHosť DRSHosť DRS (27.5.2022 08:22)Po 23.05.2022
Právnik Marek Perdík vysvetľuje ako čítať vyúčtovanie, ktoré v máji dostávajú vlastníci bytov.
Ut 24.05.2022
Finančný expert Slavomír Molnár nielen o refinancovaní hypoték.
St 25.05.2022
František Duchoň z Národného centra robotiky o tom, prečo by nesadol do lietadla riadeného umelou inteligenciou, aj o biorobotoch.
Št 26.05.2022
Violončelista Eugen Prochác aj o tom, či potrebujú violončelisti kondíciu a svaly.
Pi 27.05.2022
Herečka Martina Zábranská aj o tom, aké je to byť princeznou v rozprávke Zakliata jaskyňa.
Moderujú: Petra Bernasovská a Richard Dedek.
2022-05-2700 min
Peace Talks RadioMaking Peace With MigrationEvery time a group of people line up along the external borders of a
country, debates heat up among government leaders with respect to
migration and asylum procedures. On this episode of PEACE TALKS RADIO,
correspondent Priyanka Shankar explores why migration and asylum are
contentious and how a country can make peace with migration and asylum.
Focusing on how the European Union has been dealing with migration and
asylum, we talk to Petra Molnar, a lawyer and anthropologist, who also
gives the gist of how European countries have been handling the migration
2022-05-2559 min
Peace Talks RadioMaking Peace With MigrationEvery time a group of people line up along the external borders of a
country, debates heat up among government leaders with respect to
migration and asylum procedures. On this episode of PEACE TALKS RADIO,
correspondent Priyanka Shankar explores why migration and asylum are
contentious and how a country can make peace with migration and asylum.
Focusing on how the European Union has been dealing with migration and
asylum, we talk to Petra Molnar, a lawyer and anthropologist, who also
gives the gist of how European countries have been handling the migration
2022-05-2559 min
XXI. Század IntézetKönyvbemutató - Molnár Tamás: Európa zárójelbenMolnár Tamás Európa zárójelben című könyvének magyar nyelvű megjelenése kapcsán könyvbemutatót szervezett a XXI. Század Intézet. A laudációt Békés Márton tartotta, aki kiemelte, hogy Molnár Tamás már 1990-ben olyan aggályokat fogalmazott meg Európa kapcsán, amelyek manapság aktuálisabbak, mint amikor papírra vetette őket. A rendezvény kerekasztal-beszélgetése során Halkó Petra moderálása mellett Hidvéghi Balázs és Molnár Attila Károly beszélgettek a könyv legfontosabb gondolata...
2022-05-201h 06
Business DailyRise of the high-tech border industryAI, data analytics and automated surveillance are ever more shaping refugees' futures around the world. From the external borders of the EU to the US-Mexico border, "smart border" solutions, developed by private companies for states, are being used to surveil and control people on the move. Lawyer and anthropologist Petra Molnar tells the BBC's Frey Lindsay how she's seen these technologies creep into borders and camps around the world, and Dr Emre Eren Korkmaz of Oxford University describes how this global "border industrial complex" has become hugely profitable for private companies. We'll also hear from a new high-tech refugee...
2022-03-2817 min
DuplaPresszó Szemere KatávalPresszó – Beszélgetés Grisnik Petra színésznővelHelyettem is harcol értem” – mondja Grisnik Petra színésznő, a hétfői Presszó vendége Molnár Piroska színésznőről. Ő javasolta ugyanis Junior Prima-díjra, mentora volt a Kiválóságok Klubjában, sőt Petra megkapta azt a díjat is, amelyet a Nemzet Színésze alapított Kaposváron.
Grisnik Petra a Presszóban mesél a kaposvári Csiky Gergely Színház legendás igazgatójáról, a nemrég elhunyt Babarczy László rendezőről, aki osztályvezető tanára volt a kaposvári egyetemen, és arról, hogy miért nem akart a...
2022-02-2059 min
IDSA podcastAndrás Molnár, Disaster Preparedness Officer of the Red CrossAndrás Molnár works as a disaster preparedness officer of the Red Cross
In this episode, we have discussed about humanitarian affairs. Concentrating on international humanitarian affairs and the operations of the Red Cross. András has also shared with us his most exciting humanitarian missions. We have also touched upon current international humanitarian issues regarding its causes and legal enforcements.
This podcast has been made with a huge support with Első Pesti Egyetemi Rádió Eper97.
We thank the members of the professional team: Petra Szijgyártó (Vice President of Professional Affairs...
2021-11-2224 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreHope or hype? Hacking through the role of technology in refugee protectionGo beyond the buzzwords to explore the promise and pitfalls of technology for refugee protection. This panel discussion was recorded on 18 November at the Kaldor Centre Virtual Conference 2020.
Panel featuring: Tey El-Rjula (Author and tech entrepreneur, Fleur Johns (UNSW Sydney, Law & Justice), Petra Molnar (Refugee Law Laboratory)and Roya Pakzad (Taraaz)and chaired by Daniel Howden (Lighthouse Reports).
2021-06-071h 01
BOKODILMilyen egy improvizációs zenekar? INTERJÚ Molnár Bencével (Szimpla Kert)Molnár Bence - a Szimpla Kert egykor kommunikációs vezetője, illetve a Bélaműhely zenekar tagja vendégeskedett nálam egy epizód erejéig. Többek között olyan érdekes kérdésekről beszélgettünk, mint: Létezik újrahasznosított tárgyakból készült zene és zenekar? Hogyan és miért lesz fenntartható egy romkocsma? Milyen környezetvédelmi kezdeményezésekben vett részt a Szimpla Kert a VII. kerületben? Mi az a Szimpla Jam? Milyen a fiatal, kezdő zenészek közössége, és hogyan tudja támogatni őket egy közösségi színtér...
2021-05-0241 min
BOKODILHogyan éljünk szabadon?Hogyan éljünk szabadon? Mi az a szabadság? Hogyan befolyásol, manipuál minket az adott politikai rendszer?
Források:
Axióma - Novák Katalin: Hogyan lehet sikeres egy nő?, 2020. https://fb.watch/34a77L0mle/ Letöltés: 2021.01.17.
ÖSSZKÉP - Molnár Blanka: Társadalmi tanulmányok I., 2012. http://www.jgypk.hu/osszkep/index.php... Letöltés: 2021.01.17.
Takáts Péter: Helyzetkép, emberkép, jövőkép A XXI. század kihívásairól, Vezetői Kerekasztal bevezető előadása, 2011. http://menedzserkalauz.h...
2021-01-1727 minMigration ConversationsThe Bots: Tech Experiments At BordersMeet Petra Molnar, a lawyer-researcher, Associate Director of the Refugee Law Lab, York University, working at the intersection of human rights, migration and technology. We talk about the ecosystem by which migration tech is being used to survey and make administrative decisions related to immigration, refugee and citizenship law. Drones, facial recognition, AI lie detectors, and other tools are being deployed at the borders without any oversight. Petra also gives us a sense of what is now going on in the European Union, Greece and in particular the new refugee camp in Lesvos, and why we should be gazing at...
2020-10-2735 min
Podcast Državljan D057 Petra Molnar and Kenya-Jade Pinto: The refugee surveillance lab
A special edition of Citizen D podcast takes you behind the scenes of a privacy crisis brewing on Lesbos island with the potential global impact.
We are talking to Petra Molnar, a lawyer and researcher specializing in migration, technology, and human rights and Kenya-Jade Pinto, an Indo-Kenyan/Canadian documentary photographer, filmmaker, and lawyer based out of Toronto.
Watching the watchers, we start our journey on the Greek island Lesbos where Petra and Kenya-Jade researched and filmed the use of surveillance technologies by the authorities in order to limit and control the refugee population. But the...
2020-09-2449 minPodcast Državljan D057 Petra Molnar and Kenya-Jade Pinto: The refugee surveillance lab
A special edition of Citizen D podcast takes you behind the scenes of a privacy crisis brewing on Lesbos island with the potential global impact.
We are talking to Petra Molnar, a lawyer and researcher specializing in migration, technology, and human rights and Kenya-Jade Pinto, an Indo-Kenyan/Canadian documentary photographer, filmmaker, and lawyer based out of Toronto.
Watching the watchers, we start our journey on the Greek island Lesbos where Petra and Kenya-Jade researched and filmed the use of surveillance technologies by the authorities in order to limit and control the refugee population. But the...
2020-09-2449 min
Državljan D057 Petra Molnar and Kenya-Jade Pinto: The refugee surveillance lab
A special edition of Citizen D podcast takes you behind the scenes of a privacy crisis brewing on Lesbos island with the potential global impact.
We are talking to Petra Molnar, a lawyer and researcher specializing in migration, technology, and human rights and Kenya-Jade Pinto, an Indo-Kenyan/Canadian documentary photographer, filmmaker, and lawyer based out of Toronto.
Watching the watchers, we start our journey on the Greek island Lesbos where Petra and Kenya-Jade researched and filmed the use of surveillance technologies by the authorities in order to limit and control the refugee population. But the...
2020-09-2449 min
Koraszülőként is értèkes💜Koramesék💜💜PODCAST💜56.Rész:💜 A Mikrobiom Világnapja💜Koraszülőként is értékes💜Koramesék💜
💜Az anyatej a legfontosabb gyógyszere az 1500 gramm alatti koraszülött babáknak az első órákban
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💜 A videóból megtudhatjuk miért is fontos az anyatej a koraszülött babának ,akár 1 cseppenként.
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