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Veil of Discord: France’s Approach to Religious Clothing Condemned by the United Nations Human Rights Committee

Veil of Discord: France’s Approach to Religious Clothing Condemned by the United Nations Human Rights Committee

By Joris Bertrand |
In three decisions issued on 10 August 2018 and 23 October 2018, the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) ...
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The Two Child Tax Limit Perpetuates the Myth of Poverty as a Moral Failing 

The Two Child Tax Limit Perpetuates the Myth of Poverty as a Moral Failing 

By Meghan Campbell and Ben Warwick |
Families who have a third child born after 6 April 2017 will not receive child tax credits for the third child ...
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An Analysis of the NRC controversy in Assam: Migration and Citizenship in India

An Analysis of the NRC controversy in Assam: Migration and Citizenship in India

By Raunak Sood |
On July 30, 2018, the second draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) was published by the Government of ...
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U of OxHRH J Special Issue Call for Submissions: New Beginnings-Indian Constitutional Rights Jurisprudence after Puttaswamy

U of OxHRH J Special Issue Call for Submissions: New Beginnings-Indian Constitutional Rights Jurisprudence after Puttaswamy

By admin |
University of Oxford Human Rights Hub Journal (U OxHRH J) CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Special Issue: ‘New Beginnings: ...
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Major Federal Right to Education Lawsuit Filed in the U.S

Major Federal Right to Education Lawsuit Filed in the U.S

By Michael Rebell |
Last month, 14 students and parents filed a class action law suit, Cook v. Raimondo, asking the U.S. District ...
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European Arrest Warrants and The Right to a Fair Trial: The Approach of the CJEU and ECtHR

European Arrest Warrants and The Right to a Fair Trial: The Approach of the CJEU and ECtHR

By Talitha Ramphal |
A highly discussed issue within the EU is whether the extradition of individuals to Poland is permissible under EU ...
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How the Harvard Affirmative Action Case Became a ‘Battle of Economists’

How the Harvard Affirmative Action Case Became a ‘Battle of Economists’

By Yuvraj Joshi |
The lawsuit over Harvard College’s affirmative action program has been called a ‘battle of economists.’  The ...
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Winner of the 2018 Moore Prize

Winner of the 2018 Moore Prize

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
The judges of the Moore Prize 2018 have announced that Temporary People by Deepak Unnikrishnan is the winning ...
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Prof Sandra Fredman Writes About New Book on OUP Blog

Prof Sandra Fredman Writes About New Book on OUP Blog

By admin |
OxHRH Director Sandra Fredman writes about her new book on the OUP Constitutional Law blog: "The need to study ...
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Business and Human Rights: A Tale of Two Duties

Business and Human Rights: A Tale of Two Duties

By Sandhya Drew |
With effect from 29 March 2017, the French Loi de la Vigilance introduced into the Commercial Code a  duty on ...
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Central American Caravan Migrants’ Right of Asylum Endangered by Trump’s Electoral Strategy

Central American Caravan Migrants’ Right of Asylum Endangered by Trump’s Electoral Strategy

By Alberto Soccol |
On 13 October, a caravan of approximately 7,000 Central American migrants, including women and unaccompanied ...
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Socio-Economic Rights and Land Reform in Scotland: Learning from South Africa

Socio-Economic Rights and Land Reform in Scotland: Learning from South Africa

By Douglas Maxwell |
Balancing the property rights of landowners with the socio-economic rights of communities and tenants has ...
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