Menschenrechtspolitik kontern

Philipp Kandler, Dr. phil., ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projekt »Colonia Dignidad. Ein chilenisch-deutsches Oral History-Archiv« des Lateinamerika-Instituts und des Bereichs Digitale Interviewsammlungen an der FU Berlin.

»Kandler's work is relevant because it makes an important historiographical contribution to the history of human rights. He plausibly demonstrates that after the initial decisive impetus provided by the Holocaust, it took another episode of serious human rights violations committed under the eyes of world to create solidarity among different advocacy groups and to prompt the international community to equip human rights bodies with practical instruments to punish crimes against humanity.« Dorothee Weitbrecht, Iberoamericana, 30.11.2021

»Kandler’s work is relevant because it makes an important historiographical contribution to the history of human rights. He plausibly demonstrates that after the initial decisive impetus provided by the Holocaust, it took another episode of serious human rights violations committed under the eyes of world to create solidarity among different advocacy groups and to prompt the international community to equip human rights bodies with practical instruments to punish crimes against humanity.« Dorothee Weitbrecht, Iberoamericana, 30.11.2021