Other

‘The Impact of Covid-19 Prison Lockdowns on Children Who Have A Parent in Prison’ (March 2021)

Shona Minson

‘Mental Autonomy Must be Preserved as Tech Advances’ (Expert Comment, Chatham House 17 December 2020)

Kate Jones

OxHRH Submission to the Independent Review of the Human Rights Act

Sandra Fredman, Thomas Adams, Farrah Raza, Natasha Holcroft-Emmess, Oskar Sherry, Richard Martin and Meghan Campbell

Submission to UNSR on Violence Against Women on Thematic Report on Rape

Sandra Fredman, Anjali Rawat, Aradhana Cherupara Vadekkethil and Meghan Campbell

‘The Domestic Effect of South Africa’s Treaty Obligations: The Right to Education and the Copyright Amendment Bill’ (2020) PIJIP/TLS Research Paper No 61

Sanya Samtani

Submission to the Independent Review of Administrative Law

A Group of Oxford University Public Lawyers

‘The Government’s Response to COVID-19: Human Rights Implications’ (21 September 2020

Shona Minson

‘Prosecution Strategies in AR cases (2)’ (Counsel, September 2020)

Laura Hoyano and John Riley

‘Prosecution Strategies in AR cases (1)’ (Counsel, August 2020)

Laura Hoyano and John Riley

‘The Gig Economy and Covid-19: Looking Ahead’ (The Fairwork Project, September 2020)


Fairwork

‘How is the Platform Economy Responding to COVID-19?’ (openDemocracy, 14 May 2020)

Funda Ustek-Spilda and others

‘The Temporal Life of International Human Rights Law: Three Ways to Think It Through’ (Social & Legal Studies blog, 1 May 2020)

Kathryn McNeilly

‘Regulating Big Tech: Lessons from COVID-19’ (Expert Comment, Chatham House 10 June 2020)

Kate Jones

‘Competing Perspectives on Climate Change and Gender’ (Sciences Po Cogito Research Magazine, 18 May 2020)

Helena Alviar García

Domestic Violence and Covid Submission to UNSR on Violence Against Women

Nomfundo Ramlekana, Aradhana Cherupara Vadekkethil and Meghan Campbell

Women’s Human Rights and COVID-19

OxHRH

‘ABE 2016/19 has gone AWOL’ (Counsel, May 2020)

Laura Hoyano

‘If Platforms Do Not Protect Gig Workers, Who Will? (New Internationalist, 23 April 2020)

Mark Graham and others

‘Made in Africa: African Digital Labour in the Value Chains of AI’ (Social Europe, 16 April 2020)

Mark Graham and Mohammad Amir Anwar

‘The Untenable Luxury of Self-Isolation’ (New Internationalist, 18 March 2020)

Funda Ustek-Spilda and others

‘The Politics of Covid-19: Gig Work in the Coronavirus Crisis’ (Red Pepper, 26 March 2020)

Funda Ustek-Spilda and others

‘Fairwork South Africa Ratings 2020: Labour Standards in the Gig Economy’ (Cape Town South Africa; Oxford UK; Manchester UK, 2020)

Fairwork

Gender Equality and COVID-19

Sandra Fredman, Shreya Atrey, Kira Allmann, Meghan Campbell, Nomfundo Ramalekana, Rishika Sahgal, Emilie McDonnell and Aradhana Cherupara Vadekkethil

‘Uber and Deliveroo’s ‘Charter of Good Work’ is Nothing but Fairwashing’ (openDemocracy, 3 February 2020)

 
Surjiana Katta and others

What if the Dock was Abolished in Criminal Courts? (Howard League for Penal Reform, 2020)

Linda Mulcahy, Meredith Rossner and Emma Rowden

‘Online Disinformation and Political Discourse: Applying a Human Rights Framework’ (Research Paper, Chatham House, 6 November 2019)

Kate Jones

‘Challenging Unsafe Convictions’ (Proof #4: Crime and Punishment, The Justice Gap 2019)

Carolyn Hoyle and Lucy Welsh

Human Rights Abuses in the Cameroon Anglophone Crisis: A Submission of Evidence to UK Parliament

Dr Roxana Willis, Joseph McAulay, Ndjodi Ndeunyema, Dr James Angove

‘Brexit in the Supreme Court: When Populists Attack the Rule of Law, We All Lose’ (The Conversation, 26 September 2019)

Liora Lazarus

‘Terminology does matter: ‘Believe the victim’, Investigative Mindsets and Unlearned Lessons from Miscarriages of Justice’ (The Secret Barrister, 18 October 2019)


Laura Hoyano

‘Draft (Indian) Code on Social Security, 2019: Comments’

The OxHRH

‘The Impact of New and Emerging Internet Technologies on Climate Change and Human Rights’: Submission to the Advisory Committee to the UN Human Rights Council

Kira Allmann and Mike Hazas

OxHRH, ‘Gender Sensitive Parliaments’ (2019) Submission to Women and Equalities Committee

Race Pay Gap Report (OxHRH and Institute for Employment Rights, 2019)

Sandra Fredman, Meghan Campbell, Nomfundo Ramalekana, Rishika Sahgal, Max Harris, Toel Koyithara and Alice Taylor

‘Working Together: Human Rights, the SDGs and Gender Equality’ (British Academy, 2018)

Sandra Fredman

‘Extreme Poverty and Human Rights in the UK’ (2018) Submission to the UNSR on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights

Ben Warwick and Meghan Campbell

‘The Continuing Impact of Brexit on Equality Rights’ (OxHRH, 2018)

Sandra Fredman, Alison Young and Meghan Campbell

Learner Pregnancy in Schools (Submission to Equal Education Law Centre, 2018)

The Impact of Economic Reform Policies on Women’s Human Rights (Submission to the UN Independent Expert on Foreign Debt and Human Rights)

Meghan Campbell and Ben Warwick

‘Achieving Transformative Equality for Persons with Disabilities’ (Submission to the Committee on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 2017)

Sandra Fredman, Meghan Campbell, Shreya Atrey, Jason Brickhill, Sanya Samtani and Nomfundo Ramalenka

‘The EU Charter After Brexit’ (2017) Submission to Joint Committee on Human Rights

Nicholas Bamforth, Meghan Campbell, Paul Craig, Sandra Fredman, Stephen Weatherhill and Alison Young

‘The Impact of Brexit on Equality Rights’ (OxHRH, 2017)

Sandra Fredman, Alison Young, Meghan Campbell and Alex May

The Employment Status of Uber Drivers A Comparative Report Prepared for the Social Law Project, University of the Western Cape

OPBP

UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Article 31 of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees (July 2017) PPLA/2017/01

Cathryn Costello (with Yulia Ioffe and Teresa Büchsel

‘Human Rights: The Bedrock of Philanthropy’ (2017) 15 Philanthropy Magazine

Meghan Campbell

‘Implementation of the 2015 Council Decisions Establishing Provisional Measures in the Area of International Protection for the Benefit of Italy and Greece’ (2017) Centre for European Policy Studies

Cathryn Costello and Elspeth Guild

Global Perspectives on Human Rights (3rd ed, 2016)

Richard Martin (ed)

‘The Great Repeal Bill and Equality Rights’ Submission to the Women and Equalities Commission

Sandra Fredman and Alison Young

‘The Potential Challenges to Equality Law in the UK’ Submission to the Women and Equalities Commission

Sandra Fredman, Anne Davies, Judy Fudge, Mark Freedland and Meghan Campbell

‘The Human Rights Implications of Brexit’ (2016) Submission to the Joint Committee on Human

Sandra Fredman, Alan Bogg, Alison Young and Meghan Campbell

Intersectional Discrimination in EU gender equality and non-discrimination law

Sandra Fredman

‘Gender Equality and Human Rights: Background Paper for UN Women’s Progress of the World’s Women Report (2015)’ (2015) 4 UN Women Discussion Paper Series 1

Sandra Fredman and Beth Goldblatt

Anti-discrimination laws and work in the developing world: A thematic overview(Background Paper for the World Development Report 2013 2013)

Sandra Fredman

C Costello, ‘European Justice for Migrants and Refugees’ (2015) Verfassungsblog

Cathryn Costello

C Costello and M Giuffre ‘”Tragedy” and Responsibility in the Mediterranean’ (2015) Open Democracy

Cathryn Costello

E Guild, C Costello, M Garlick and V Moreno-Lax, ‘Study on New Approaches, Alternative Avenues and Means of Access to Asylum Procedures for Persons Seeking International Protection’ (European Parliament LIBE Committee 2014)

Cathryn Costello

L Lazarus ‘Written Submission to Joint Committee on the Draft Modern Slavery Bill’ (2014)

Liora Lazarus

K Mitchell, T Szigeti, L Lazarus and others, Comparative Study for Blackstone Chambers on Mass Surveillance and Civil Liberties (Oxford Pro Bono Publico 2013)

Liora Lazarus

E Bjorge, V Bhandari, E Mitchell, K Mitchell, L Lazarus and others, Report for UN Special Rapporteur on Arbitrary Detention on Rights of Persons Deprived of their Liberty (Oxford Pro Bono Publico 2014)

Liora Lazarus

M Jackson, T Szigeti, L Lazarus and others, Report for Hungarian Civil Liberties Union on Comparative Hate Crime (Oxford Pro Bono Publico 2014)

Liora Lazarus

Z Vermeer, P Abel, L Lazarus, R Amarnath and others, Submission to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee, House of Commons, Consultation on ‘A New Magna Carta?’ (Oxford Pro Bono Publico 2015)

Liora Lazarus

N Ghanea, ‘Article 18: An Orphaned Right’ (All Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom 2013)

Nazila Ghanea

I Gagliardone, D Gal, T Alves Pinto, and G Martinez, ‘Countering Online Hate Speech’ (UNESCO 2015)

Thiago Alves Pinto

J Byrne, J Topping & R Martin, ‘The Key Drivers of Public Confidence in Northern Ireland’ (2014) Northern Ireland Policing Board

Richard Martin

J Byrne, J Topping & R Martin, ‘The Influence of Politicians, Community Leaders and the Media on Confidence in the Police in Northern Ireland’ (2014) Northern Ireland Policing Board

Richard Martin

C Giacomantonio, B Bradford, M Davies & R Martin, ‘Making and Breaking Barriers: Assessing the value of mounted police units in the UK: Summary report’ (RAND Corporation 2015)

Richard Martin

‘Informers (Criminal Evidence)’ (2015) Westlaw UK Insight (Legal Encyclopedia)

Richard Martin

‘Poverty and Inequality’ (2015) 8 Philanthropy Impact

Meghan Campbell

Global Perspectives on Human Rights (2nd ed, 2015)

Laura Hilly and Richard Martin (eds)