Why The Human Rights Movement Needs To Be Reinvented | Gerald Knaus | TEDxGraz

[@yulanyi]

Thanks for shedding light on the hidden and incoherent practices that undermines institutions are meant to protect human rights. Like you said, we must pay attention

[@andik70]

I believe the problem is news coverage. I dont know of any newspaper which has a focus on European developments, and what happens in the European institutions. To show how bad this information transfer is here is a little test for you (not the speaker) and your friends: Since you are probably participating in the vote for the European parliament, then tell me: which party won? Well, since no party ever got a majority, there is a coalition of course, but do you know what coalition? Here is a hint: it has alway been the same coalition.

[@robertostman2075]

probable solution... each country would need to have a well funded institution dedicated to protect human rights... because as it stands, this problem is way bigger that anyone can imagine... note that I am aware that it's been said that there are already such solutions in existence... but let's be clear... these measures have failed.... its a world wide failure...

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

yEH, BUT WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPENS... THE SAME BASTARDS END UP RUNNING IT OR HOODWINKING OR SUBVERTING IT.

[@geevio9763]

This is amazing

[@jehrahme7223]

how human rights die and what do do now ? I laughed a little.

[@desk2dumbbell]

Country like india.... Which claimed to have a large democracy.... You will not find any human rights activists apart from capital delhi.

[@ZackTuNan]

Well Britain already left and NL is taking border control deal with Tunisia.