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Joint Report Examines ‘Systemic’ Corruption in the South African Water Sector—But What Of Human Rights?

Joint Report Examines ‘Systemic’ Corruption in the South African Water Sector—But What Of Human Rights?

South Africa, Constitutions and Human Rights, COVID-19, Right to Food and Water

A seminal joint report published by the Water Integrity Network and Corruption Watch earlier this year critically ...

Right to a Better World: Comprehensive Sexuality Education

Right to a Better World: Comprehensive Sexuality Education

Children's Rights, Gender, Right to Education, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

In this episode of Right to a Better World, experts share challenges they have faced, and tactics they have used ...

Right to a Better World: Contraception

Right to a Better World: Contraception

Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

In this episode of Right to a Better World, experts share challenges they have faced, and tactics they have used ...

Right to a Better World: Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

Right to a Better World: Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

Gender, Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

In this episode of Right to a Better World, experts share challenges they have faced, and tactics they have used ...

Right to a Better World: Violence Against Women

Right to a Better World: Violence Against Women

Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

In this episode of Right to a Better World, experts share challenges they have faced, and tactics they have used ...

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion of Equality

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion of Equality

United States of America, US Supreme Court, Judges' Legacy, Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination, Right to Freedom of Religion

When Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died in September, the U.S. Supreme Court lost one of its last remaining ...

Right to a Better World-Trailer

Right to a Better World-Trailer

Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Right to a Better World is a documentary series produced in partnership with the Oxford Human Rights Hub, ...

UK’s ‘no notice’ immigration policy unlawfully interfered with the right to access to justice, holds Court of Appeal

UK’s ‘no notice’ immigration policy unlawfully interfered with the right to access to justice, holds Court of Appeal

United Kingdom, Access to Justice, Immigration and Asylum

Until March 2019, the UK operated an immigration policy – set out in Chapter 60 of the General Instructions to ...

The UK’s Overseas Operations Bill: licence to kill?

The UK’s Overseas Operations Bill: licence to kill?

United Kingdom, Conflict and Human Rights, Criminal Justice and Fair Trial, Right against Torture

The UK Government is seeking to pass a new legislation that would impede prosecutions against British troops for ...

A historical precedent: IACtHR recognizes breach of the right to equality and non-discrimination in the enjoyment of a socioeconomic right on intersectional grounds of gender, poverty and race in Fireworks Factory case

A historical precedent: IACtHR recognizes breach of the right to equality and non-discrimination in the enjoyment of a socioeconomic right on intersectional grounds of gender, poverty and race in Fireworks Factory case

Brazil, Children's Rights, Gender, Labour Rights, Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination

In July 2019, I wrote a blog post introducing the main arguments presented to the Inter-American Court of Human ...

Communalisation of Citizenship Law: Viewing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019 Through the Prism of the Indian Constitution

Communalisation of Citizenship Law: Viewing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019 Through the Prism of the Indian Constitution

India, Immigration and Asylum, Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination, Right to Freedom of Religion

The Citizenship Amendment Act breaches the right to equality and assaults the secular character of Indian ...

The Early Years: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Breaks the Cage [Blog Series on US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg]

The Early Years: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Breaks the Cage [Blog Series on US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg]

United States of America, Gender, Judges' Legacy, Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination

In 1972, the year I was born, a young law professor became the founding director of the ACLU Women’s Rights ...

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