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Anne Rethmann, a PhD fellow from Berlin studying at Hebrew University, explains how the notion of "dignity" entered into the discourse on human rights, and describes the gap between individual human rights and collective human rights. Anne also tells us about her personal experience on October 7, and how various countries, particularly Germany, responded to the war.
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By Rivkah Lubitch and Rachel StomelAnne Rethmann, a PhD fellow from Berlin studying at Hebrew University, explains how the notion of "dignity" entered into the discourse on human rights, and describes the gap between individual human rights and collective human rights. Anne also tells us about her personal experience on October 7, and how various countries, particularly Germany, responded to the war.
Support and amplify women's voices by contributing to the making of this podcast: Donate now to the Center for Women's Justice.