
Whoever would have predicted that the cutting edge of human rights work would take us to ‘Automatic Exchange of ...

Giving the judgment of the court in Lee v Ashers Baking Co (2018), Lady Hale discusses ‘indissociability’ when ...

On 9 November 2018, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled in Beuze v Belgium that ...

Greece is one of eight Council of Europe member states not to have ratified the Framework Convention for the ...

The controversial Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2018 (The Bill), is ...

The judgment of the English Court of Appeal in Uber B.V. & others v Aslam & others (Case No: A2/2017/3467; ...

2.21 % of India’s population is disabled, and many of these disabled persons are subject to exclusion and ...

In a powerful dissenting opinion that has reignited the debate on the retention of the death penalty in India, ...

The Malaysian Minister of Diplomatic and Foreign Affairs, Saifuddin Abdullah, reaffirmed the new government’s ...

As 2018 draws to a close, the Oxford Human Rights Hub Blog is taking a break for the next couple of weeks. We’ll ...

Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower has suspended the licence of an employment agency for advertising the services of ...

In a series of earlier posts, I have tracked a series of events in Zimbabwe beginning with the military-assisted ...