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Inside Geneva — 174 episodes
Pushback on human rights: defenders speak out
Inside Geneva’s Summer Profiles: Philippe Stoll
Inside Geneva’s Summer Profiles: Trish Newport
Can a woman lead the UN?
Books to make you think
What’s the point of foreign aid?
Is aid failing?
Who controls landmines and drones?
Challenges to press freedom
Can the UN survive?
Inside Geneva: women in peace
Inside Geneva: Myanmar, women and justice
Inside Geneva: what justice means for women in Afghanistan
What’s our problem with immigration?
The Board of Peace, war and impunity
Can a science and diplomacy partnership save the world?
Inside Geneva Special: A bonfire of international law
Looking back at 2025, and looking forward to 2026
Peace talks but the war grinds on
Inside Geneva: Are we throwing away international law?
Inside Geneva: is climate change the forgotten crisis?
War and the press
Taking the pulse of the UN at 80
Are Democracies Copying Russia's Repressive Playbook?
Inside Geneva’s final summer profile: ICRC physiotherapist Rieke Hayes
Is the UN still relevant at 80?
Inside Geneva’s Summer Profiles: Stéphane Jaquemet
Inside Geneva’s Summer Profiles: the Red Cross Museum
Inside Geneva's Summer Profiles: Rachael Cummings in Gaza
Inside Geneva's Summer Profiles: A Conversation with international lawyer Dapo Akande
Special announcement: Summer Profile 2025 is out now
Inside Geneva's Summer Profiles: Tammam Aloudat
War, Peace and Cake: The World in 2025
Gaza's Aid Crisis: The Failed Militarization of Humanitarian Relief
Inside Geneva: pandemics and climate change, can multilateralism still work?
Toxic masculinity and the rollback of gender equality
Women, girls and cuts to humanitarian aid
Multilateralism, the Global South and the future
Democratic rights and freedoms at a crossroads?
Inside Geneva: where are women's voices in peace talks?
Books to make you think 2025: Are Human Rights Being Ripped Away?
US-Russia talks on Ukraine: peace or appeasement?
Aid, cuts and consequences
A new podcast is coming soon
Donald Trump, the UN and the future
What makes a good peace deal?
Geneva and climate change, start local and change the world
Can the UN and international law survive?
How has the world changed in 2024? UN correspondents look back
Europe, the UN and the battle for human rights
Inside Geneva goes to New York: what really happens at the UN?
Love for life in Gaza and COP29’s ethical dilemma in Azerbaijan
Does it matter to the UN who’s in the White House?
Special episode: A year of war in the Middle East
Forty years of the convention against torture: are we honouring it?
Can the UN's Summit for the Future tackle today’s toughest challenges?
Special episode: Can the WTO shape a fairer world economy?
Summer profiles: Recognising and supporting survivors of sexual violence
Summer profiles: Afghan women’s struggle against Taliban oppression
Special episode: World Humanitarian Day stories from crisis zones
Summer profiles: using sport to unite refugees and host communities
Summer profiles: unlocking treatment for neglected diseases
Summer profiles: challenges in humanitarian aid with MSF’s Secretary General
Summer profiles: women defending other women around the world
Is international law dead?
Laws that changed our world and the people who fought for them
Is the world brave enough to agree on a pandemic treaty?
New wars, new weapons and the Geneva Conventions
The Rwandan genocide 30 years on: witnessing atrocities - and trying to stop them
Eyewitness in a Gaza hospital and defending human rights defenders
Is AI a risk to democracy?
What’s the future of UNRWA? The Struggle for Balance in Gaza's Aid Operations
Reflecting on Ukraine's Struggle and Perseverance Two Years into the Russian Invasion
Humanitarian and business alliances: Reflecting on Earthquake Rescue Efforts in Turkey and Syria
A look into South Africa’s genocide case against Israel
Israel, Gaza and the challenge to humanitarianism
Narratives from the frontlines of human suffering
Beyond declarations: UN voices reflect on 75 years of human rights advocacy
Baptism of fire for UN's new human rights chief
The UN, Peace Week and the Middle East
Michelle Bachelet's personal fight for human rights
How the Israeli-Palestinian war challenges humanitarian aid
The future of human rights in Russia
The journey of Zeid Ra’ad al Hussein: the sixth UN Human Rights Commissioner
Inside Geneva's 100th episode: the war in Syria, killer robots and justice in Myanmar
From Apartheid to the UN: Navi Pillay's experience as Human Rights Commissioner
Humanitarian Heroes: Personal Tales of Tragedy, Triumph and the Search for the Missing
Championing Human Rights: The Story of Louise Arbor
Governing artificial intelligence: Ethics, Risks and Possibilities
Human rights and those who defend them: Mary Robinson
What now for women in Afghanistan?
Universal human rights at 75: who defends them?
What became of the pandemic treaty?
Sudan’s tragedy
ICRC reunites families, Swiss neutrality and weapons exports
Ukraine, war crimes and Putin
Aid Access Dilemmas
Books to make you think
How to hold China to account
How to make peace? The first anniversary of war in Ukraine.
Earthquakes, aid and politics
Challenges for the new UN Human Rights chief
Cyber Wars
Afghanistan: aid without women
Aid agencies reflect on 2022
UN correspondents look back
What is the nuclear threat?
Q&A on migration, asylum and refugees
COP27, climate change and health
Helping Ukraine: lessons and challenges
Defending human rights in Russia
What is the ITU and why does it matter?
Day of the Disappeared
Syria: the forgotten crisis
Women, peace and security
What do rights groups want from the UN?
What does it take to lead the UN human rights office?
Drought and food insecurity
Refugee policy: the good, the bad and the ugly
Neutrality, NATO and the new world order
World Health Assembly: lessons learned from the pandemic?
Press freedom: more important than ever?
Ukraine: can sanctions or war crimes investigations stop the war?
How Ukraine affects other humanitarian crises
What to expect from the UN Human Rights Office’s visit to China?
War in Ukraine
What does the Human Rights Council mean to victims of atrocities?
Cyber-attacks: what are the risks for aid agencies?
War and humanitarian aid in the 21st century
What does 2022 hold for Afghanistan?
2021: a crisis upon a crisis for humanitarian agencies
What happened in ‘International Geneva’ in 2021?
Do we need a pandemic treaty?
Do we need to decolonize aid?
COP26: Why the climate crisis is also a humanitarian crisis
The SDGs: Can we solve all of the world's problems?
How to prevent a cold war in science
Extinction: old work habits and hierarchies?
Killer robots: should algorithms decide who lives or dies?
How 9/11 has eroded our human rights
Afghanistan: aid agencies are staying
Chocolate, gold, human rights: what’s the Swiss Connection?
Afghanistan: The forever war?
Human rights: Holding businesses to account
War crimes: Holding perpetrators to account
Biden-Putin: The Geneva summit expectations
Education: Making it a priority in humanitarian emergencies
Finding common ground to battle future pandemics
Defending the Disappeared
Is the United Nations' top job for men only?
Genocide: why we apply the term sparingly
Syria, a decade of war
Is Facebook a danger to democracy?
Are nuclear weapons really banned?
Covid 19: When hindsight is 20/20
How strong is US's renewed global commitment?
Reporting the pandemic, one year on
The global treaty that has saved thousands of lives
Is humanitarian aid broken?
What does a new US president mean for international Geneva?
Africa and Covid-19: What can be learned?
Special episode: The future of the United Nations
Who holds aid agencies accountable?
Coping with coronavirus as winter looms
Aid agencies face racism accusations
Unalienable rights, unpacked
Can Covid-19 'vaccine multilateralism' work?
World trade at a crossroads
Why can’t we unite in the face of a global health crisis?
In charge at the UN in trying times
What’s the point of multilateralism? The UN at 75
Pandemics and power
Coronavirus: global scenarios and impact
A decade of war in Syria