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SAIH invites consultant(s) to conduct an evaluation of a programme in Zambia
Deadline 28th August 2011. Read more >
85 Nations Support Statement on LGBT Rights
85 countries joined the Joint Statement "Ending Acts of Violence and Related Human Rights Violations Based On Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva today. Read press review: Visit >
Video: What's most annoying? Drums or women abuse?
This social experiment was carried out using hidden cameras in a townhouse complex in Johannesburg in May this year by the South-African organisation POWA Visit >
The students of Europe against discrimination
European Students' Union has issued a statement supporting the demand that all Institutions of Higher learning worldwide should be discrimination-free zones. Read more >
"I can live forever" SAIH film on HIV (English version)
The video "I Can Live Forever" is the result of a project from 2009 when SAIH traveled around Norway and South Africa, and talked with youth about sexual rights, HIV and AIDS. The project received support from the LNU Read more >
Conference in Tromsø: The role of universities in internationalization and globalization
28-29 October 2010 Keynote speaker of the conference is Eva Joly. Visit >
Seminar: Zimbabwe
(go to link for english) 1. juni er Norge vertskap for det uformelle givermøtet «Friends of Zimbabwe». For å rette et søkelys mot deres bekymringer for Zimbabwe, vil norske samfunnsorganisasjoner være vertskap for et seminar for ulike aktører i Zimbabwe den 31. mai. Visit >
New report: Colombian Students at Risk
The human rights situation at the Colombian universities - This report was written by the participants of a Norwegian-Danish student delegation to Colombia in November 2009. Visit >
Co-operates with criticised company
One of the businesses that presented itself during the Working Life Days at the University of Oslo has done tasks that violate the UN´s and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs´ ethics regulations. Read the article from the student paper Universitas. Read more >
New publication
The conference report from SAIH’s International Student Conference September 2008 is now available on web and printed book. Visit >
- The state of our universities is alarming, and we need to do more
During a lecture at the Nobel institute in Oslo, Prime minister of Zimbabwe, Morgan Tsvangirai, addressed questions on higher education from SAIH’s director. Read more >
Open letter to Morgan Tsvangirai and Jens Stoltenberg
Four specific problems need to be addressed in order to get the higher education of Zimbabwe back on track. Open letter from SAIH and the Zimbabwean student organisations ZINASU and SST to Morgan Tsvangirai, Prime Minister of Zimbabwe and Jens Stoltenberg, Prime Minister of Norway. Read more >
Petition: Stop the occupation of Western Sahara
Stop the occupation of Western Sahara Stop the human rights abuses against the Saharawi people Stop the Norwegian companies from plundering Western Sahara’s natural resources Visit >
- Courage to channel involvement into concrete actions
Sigrun Espe's (president of SAIH) speech on the Student Peace Prize Ceremony 27.02.09 Read more >
Project trip for local chapter activists, 2009
SAIH wants to give two local chapter activists the opportunity to participate in a project trip to one of the countries where we have partners. This year the trip will go to South Africa during the first two weeks of August. All who are active in on of SAIH's local chapters can apply, and the deadline to send in your application is 13th April. Visit >
Resolution from SAIH's Annual Assembly 2007
Support to students in Burma, Colombia, Zimbabwe, and Western Sahara Read more >