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The legacy of Milada Horáková: 75 years after her execution
One of Milada Horáková’s legacies is that the defense of human rights and democratic institutions must be exercised without double standards, regardless of the political orientation of the authoritarian regime in question. Another of her great legacies is the extraordinary courage of a truly exceptional person, who was willing to risk everything in the peaceful defense of human rights, thinking not only of their own freedom, but also of that of their fellow citizens and future generations.
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
26-06-2025 | Articles
Gabriel Salvia has a message for you
19-05-2025 | Videos / English
Putin and Victory Day: Everyone Else Is a Nazi
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
14-05-2025 | Articles
What Does It Mean to Defend Human Rights?
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
26-03-2025 | Articles
Stand with Ukraine!
25-02-2025 | Videos / English
A summary of CADAL’s work in 2024
30-12-2024 | Videos / English
The overhype behind China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Por Jacob Mardell
16-12-2024 | Articles
Human Rights Day Meeting
10-12-2024 | Statements
Czech remembrance on International Human Rights Day
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
09-12-2024 | Articles
The «Beacon of Liberty» went dark when facing North Korea
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
02-12-2024 | Articles
Milada Horáková Award Ceremony
08-11-2024 | Statements
BRICS: authoritarian challenge to democratic governance
Por Carlos Eduardo Piña
30-10-2024 | Articles
Chancay: red carpet for China
Por Juan Pablo Cardenal
21-10-2024 | Articles
Minister Lipavský Presented the Gratias Agit Awards for 2024
Por Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
18-10-2024 | Press
According to Milei, China does not demand anything
Por Juan Pablo Cardenal
02-10-2024 | Articles
The challenge of confronting dictatorships
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
12-08-2024 | Articles
China: a silent ally protecting Venezuela’s Maduro
Por Carlos Eduardo Piña
22-07-2024 | Articles
How «Milada» made me think of Cuba
Por Ricardo Figueredo Oliva
03-07-2024 | Latino-Cuban Dialogue
Elections in Panama: The China Factor
Por The Diplomat
02-05-2024 | Press
Game over for Hong Kong
Por Juan Pablo Cardenal
20-03-2024 | Articles
CADAL’s 21st anniversary
18-03-2024 | Events
Argentina before the international claim for Tibet
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
11-03-2024 | Articles
Cuban exodus: a move we’ve seen before
Por Sybil Rhodes
19-02-2024 | Latino-Cuban Dialogue
A monitoring of Argentina’s foreign policy on human rights
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
31-01-2024 | Articles
The last democracy on the planet
Por Martín Hála
22-01-2024 | Articles
Analysis: Taiwan’s Fate is Our Future
Por J. Michael Cole
05-01-2024 | Articles
Milei, China and the shadow of »King Cobra»
Por Juan Pablo Cardenal
29-11-2023 | Articles
Will Milei invite autocracies to his presidential inauguration?
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
21-11-2023 | Articles
Panel at IAPA’s Assembly in CDMX
11-11-2023 | Statements
The darkest side of North Korea´s brutal darkness
Por Plus News Mexico
24-10-2023 | Press
Should Chile point out human rights violations in China?
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
29-09-2023 | Articles
CITW: Exploring PRC influence in Latin America and the Caribbean
Por Doublethink Lab (Taiwan)
12-09-2023 | Press
China in the center of the debt crisis
Por Fraser Howie
30-08-2023 | Articles
The Risks of Academic Engagement with PRC Counterparts
Por Filip Jirouš
22-08-2023 | Articles
Decommunization processes, from imposition to debate
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
08-08-2023 | Articles
Human Rights and International Security in North Korea
Por Agustín Menéndez
17-07-2023 | Articles
China and the Electricity Business in Latin America
Por Havana Times
30-06-2023 | Press
Which European countries should lead the EU-Cuba relationship?
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
30-05-2023 | Articles
North Korean Human Rights: a way forward?
Por Agustín Menéndez
23-05-2023 | Articles
Remembrance and International Democratic Solidarity
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
27-02-2023 | Articles
Whether Argentina wins or loses, human rights in Qatar matter
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
13-12-2022 | Articles
Goodbye Lenin Program 2022
18-11-2022 | Goodbye Lenin Program
Democratic backsliding puts human rights in the crosshairs?
Por Democracy Digest (United States)
24-08-2022 | Press
Business and interests: the allies that support Moscow
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
25-04-2022 | Articles
Democracy and global peace
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
11-03-2022 | Articles
No suffering is alien to us
08-03-2022 | Statements
Human rights in international relations and foreign policy
Por Alejandro Anaya Muñóz y Gabriel C. Salvia
10-12-2021 | Books
Goodbye Lenin Program 2021
19-11-2021 | Goodbye Lenin Program
Migration crisis in Europe: human beings as a bargaining chip
Por Ignacio E. Hutin
16-11-2021 | Articles
What can go right? Positive use cases for science and technology in human rights investigations
Por Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG) y Access Accountability
23-09-2021 | Research Reports
Universal Democracy: A Global Standard or a Western Concept?
Por Nicholas Probst
15-09-2021 | Articles
Parliamentary Diplomacy on Human Rights
Por Gabriel C. Salvia
30-06-2021 | Research Reports
Germany and human rights in Cuba: strong in Geneva, weak in Havana
Por Belén Veneranda y Gabriel C. Salvia
03-06-2021 | Articles
Music Freedom Day 2021
03-03-2021 | Events
Our 2020 activities
11-01-2021 | Videos / English
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