The Global Dictionary of Human Rights represents an important reference tool for understanding the complexity and diversity of human rights worldwide. As a researcher at the Global Studies Center, I have been invited to contribute two research papers to this dictionary focusing on two globally renowned Nobel Peace Prize laureates, Mother Teresa of Calcutta and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

This collaboration aims to enrich the content of the dictionary by providing in-depth analyses on specific topics related to human rights. Through these papers, I aim to offer a comprehensive and up-to-date perspective on the assigned subjects, based on rigorous research and relevant data.

This partnership between the Global Studies Center and the Global Dictionary of Human Rights reflects our shared commitment to promoting knowledge and awareness of crucial human rights issues on an international scale.