Surprises

Should there be a question mark or an exclamation mark. In the e-newsletter of the German ZeitOnline, published on the 6th of September 2024, we read – here translated: Joe Biden disappeared on a beach holiday for a fortnight without anyone really noticing his absence. Kamala Harris, Tim Walz and their respective partners are travelling the … Read more

Care and Respect: Research on Disease Management for People Living with HIV or AIDS in China

On July 26, 2024, the HRUG regular seminar on “Care and Respect: Research on Disease Management for People Living with HIV or AIDS in China” was successfully held. The seminar was chaired by Joe Finnerty, a policy analyst of the School of Applied Social Studies of University College Cork in Ireland, and reported by Xiao … Read more

Trust

Probably many came across the widespread sentence: do not believe any statistic that you haven’t forged yourself. It is commonly attributed to Winston Churchill, while in fact, or better to say: in Wikipedia’s terms (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_geflügelter_Worte/T#Traue_keiner_Statistik,_die_du_nicht_selbst_gefälscht_hast.) there seems to be no evidence, and it may even be that it is a somewhat “anti-Churchillian sentence”. Already the … Read more

What are Human Rights concerned with – the Universal Human Being, the Social/Class Question or Wokeism?

The HRUG regular seminar on “What are Human Rights concerned with – the Universal Human Being, the Social/Class Question or Wokeism?” was successfully held on December 1, 2023. The seminar was chaired by Joe Finnerty (social policy analyst, School of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork, Republic of Ireland) . Prof. Peter Herrmann and Associate … Read more

From Words to Action

On the 1st of August thousands of people gathered in Poland, 80 years after the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. The German Bundespraesident, Mr. Steinmeier, asked the Polish citizenry for apologies – for something that cannot be excused, while we may contest if today’s generation is “responsible” for what happened those days, asking for apologies for something that … Read more

HRUG regular seminar: China’s Efforts and Contributions in Addressing Global Climate Change

On June 28, 2024, the HRUG regular seminar on “China’s Efforts and Contributions in Addressing GlobalClimate Change” was successfully held. The session was chaired by Joe Finnerty (socialpolicy analyst, School of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork,Republic of Ireland) and was lectured by Prof. Guo Zhenwei ( School ofGeosciences and Info-Physics, Central South University). Prof. … Read more

Law – A Set of Contradictions

The importance of the rule of law is frequently emphasised – and there are surely good reasons for such emphasis; this remains valid even if it is widely accepted that the application and even the process of law making are biased, oriented towards securing the status quo not least of inequality; importantly, the role of … Read more

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