Land of Human Rights - Reader

Articles by: Wolf-Dieter Narr; Judith Laister; Corinna Milborn; Dieter Behr und Lisa Bolyos; Spitou Mendy; Laila Huber; Araba Evelyn Johnston-Arthur; Rubia Salgado; Josip Rotar; Margarethe Makovec & Anton Lederer; Kolya Abramsky; Alex Foti; Fanny Castel; Teodor Celakoski and Tomislav Domes; Oliver Ressler; Jens Kastner; Dmitry Vilensky and Thomas Campbell; Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas; Joanna Erbel and Adam Ostolski; Jean Pierre le Nestour In a world of images, visibility has become a political necessity. Whoever wants to achieve changes in society must not only make him or herself heard but also seen. The power relationships in the controversial space of social rights and values are marked by strategies of visualization. The â??Land of Human Rightsâ? does not refer to a confined territorial space, but is understood as a collective space of dignity aimed at making visible, bundling and strengthening visionary discourses and strategies linked to human rights issues.