<p>Angelina Schülke is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Governance at University College Freiburg, with studies abroad in Rotterdam, London and Helsinki. Before joining EPIS, she has worked with various youth organizations in the democratic and civic education sector, seeking to foster meaningful dialogue across disciplines and generations. In her research, she specializes in peace and conflict studies with a focus on South-South cooperation and human rights.</p>
This article argues that linguistic human rights (LHR) should be recognised as a central component of the contemporary human rights regime and as a tool to challenge prevailing colonial hierarchies in language and human rights politics. Drawing on Spolsky’s language policy model, the article exam…
1. Does the long-standing belief that independent, international agencies are best suited to deliver humanitarian assistance still hold today? 2. Aid approaches in Myanmar should emphasise locality rather than neutrality. 3. The presence of a repressive military junta and numerous insurgency grou…
