Blog post by Ala Al-Mahaidi, who holds a Master of Arts (Human Rights) from the School of Advanced Study, University of London, and a Bachelor of Economics (Honours) from the University of Sydney. He now works at the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions.*
(more…)Blog post by Professor Elspeth Guild, Queen Mary University of London[1]
(more…)Blog post by Joysheel Shrivastava, a practicing lawyer based in Mumbai, with a keen interest in gender studies, human rights and international humanitarian law.
(more…)Blog post by Daron Tan and Manachaya Yankittikul.
(more…)Blog post by Arie Kelerstein, a masters student at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He specializes in examining issues of forced displacement and the role of the private sector in the context of refugee issues. Arie has worked for the private sector and community organizations which support asylum seekers and refugees.
(more…)Blog post written by Professor Elspeth Guild (Queen Mary University of London) and Kathryn Allinson (Queen Mary University of London and Bristol University).
(more…)Blog post by Psymhe Wadud, a lecturer in Law at the Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). She specialises in international and comparative law.
(more…)Blog post by Emilie McDonnell, a DPhil in Law candidate at Hertford College, University of Oxford and the 2016 Tasmanian Rhodes Scholar. Emilie is a qualified lawyer from Australia and an Adjunct Researcher at the University of Tasmania School of Law. She is also an RLI Research Affiliate.
(more…)Blog post by Mudasir Amin, a PhD candidate at department of Social Work Jamia Millia Islamia. As a public policy fellow at the Hindu Centre for Politics and Public Policy he worked on a detailed policy report on Rohingya in India.
(more…)Blog post by Sheona York, Clinic Solicitor at Kent Law Clinic
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