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Developments from the 48th Ordinary Session of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

Developments from the 48th Ordinary Session of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

By Ndjodi Ndeunyema |
In the last week of February 2018, Africa’s principal human and peoples’ rights judicial organ, the African Court ...
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Fascination with Kenya’s Presidency has Overlooked the Real Changes Happening Locally  

Fascination with Kenya’s Presidency has Overlooked the Real Changes Happening Locally  

By Dominic Burbidge and Thomas Raji |
Kenya’s 2010 constitution replaced the country’s centralised governance structure with one of the world’s most ...
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New Human Rights Titles from Hart Publishing

New Human Rights Titles from Hart Publishing

By admin |
20% discount for readers of the Oxford Human Rights Hub! Please order through the Hart Publishing website ...
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Tackling FGM In India: Is It Time For A New Law?

Tackling FGM In India: Is It Time For A New Law?

By Tarika Jain |
According to a study conducted on members of the Bohra community in India, a startling 75% of the daughters of the ...
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Upcoming Seminar: Protecting the Protectors: Addressing the Crisis of Attacks on Environmental Defenders

Upcoming Seminar: Protecting the Protectors: Addressing the Crisis of Attacks on Environmental Defenders

By admin |
Thursday, April 12,2018 3:00 PM-4:30 PM (followed by informal drinks)  Lecture Theatre, Oxford Martin School, 34 ...
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A Step Closer to Equality: LGBTQ+ Rights in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

A Step Closer to Equality: LGBTQ+ Rights in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

By Alberto Soccol |
In a landmark advisory opinion delivered on January 9th, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights stated that the ...
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CCTV Cameras in Classrooms: The Conflict between Security and Privacy

CCTV Cameras in Classrooms: The Conflict between Security and Privacy

By Rudra Deosthali |
The Chief Minister of Delhi recently announced his decision to install CCTV cameras in all public schools, and to ...
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Taking the backseat? Strategic utilisation of human rights in the implementation of SDGs

Taking the backseat? Strategic utilisation of human rights in the implementation of SDGs

By Jaakko Kuosmanen |
Human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are closely entwined. The text of the Agenda declares ...
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The Legality of Unilateral Child Conversion in Malaysia

The Legality of Unilateral Child Conversion in Malaysia

By Kamilia Khairul Anuar |
For Indira Gandhi, whose husband converted to Islam and attempted to unilaterally convert their daughter as well, ...
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First Criminal Conviction under Belgium’s Anti-Sexism Act

First Criminal Conviction under Belgium’s Anti-Sexism Act

By Elise Maes |
A man who made sexist remarks to a female police officer was sentenced to pay a €3,000 fine and became the first ...
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Australia’s Legal Responsibility for the Refugees and Asylum Seekers it has left Languishing in Offshore Detention

Australia’s Legal Responsibility for the Refugees and Asylum Seekers it has left Languishing in Offshore Detention

By Emilie McDonnell |
With Australia’s recent election to the UN Human Rights Council, it is important that the international community ...
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