
Tuesday 3 December marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPWD), but with only one week to ...

On November 27, Namibians will, for the 7th time since independence and multi-party democracy, go to the polls in ...

In March 2018, amid the rise of the #MeToo hashtag on Twitter, international media brought attention to a series ...

The UK’s Draft Domestic Abuse Bill, 2019 has been described as a ‘landmark’ piece of legislation. This recognition ...

The notwithstanding clause, also referred to as section 33 of Canada’s Constitution, has been described as a ...

“For me, as for most women workers I know, this Convention and this Recommendation are personal… This Convention, ...

In October 2019, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments on a question of law that might shape the ...

On 17th October, a gloomy, blustery evening in Bloomsbury was lit up by an illuminating event to celebrate 30 ...

As the current Oxford Human Rights Hub/Rhodes University Travelling Fellow, I’ll be blogging about my experiences ...

The Colombian Constitutional Court has recently delivered two groundbreaking decisions. One struck down taxes on ...

The issue of ‘contested territories’ has become one of the main bones of contention with regard to how the human ...

In 2003 and 2008, the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) requested the U.N. Secretary-General to investigate reports of ...