The Human Rights and Social Justice Research Institute (HRSJ) was created in 2003
to facilitate multi-disciplinary research, policy analysis, training, teaching and
consultancy. The Institute carries out a broad range of national and international
research, trainings and consultancies and currently has a research strand
concerned with addressing Human Rights defenders at risk.
Keep up with HRSJ news
BOOK NOW! Online and Data Analysis Software in Social Science Research, LondonMet, 13th and 18th June
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View the Recommendations on the 'Role of the EU in UN Human Rights Reform' from collaborative work of the Association of Human Rights Institutes sponsored by the EU COST Action
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Human Rights in Healthcare - new guide published by HRSJ
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Special issue of the Journal of Human Rights Practice - The protection of Human Rights Defenders
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A wide-ranging report exploring controversies about equality, human rights and religion or belief in England and Wales has just been produced by researchers in the Human Rights and Social Justice Research Institute
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
P.Leach, Resolving Systemic Human Rights Violations – Assessing the European Court’s Pilot Judgment Procedure in S. Besson (ed.) The European Court of Human Rights after Protocol 14 – Preliminary Assessment and Perspectives, Geneva, Schulthess, 2011
A.Donald, ‘Developing a Bill of Rights for the UK: Lessons from overseas’ in I. Leigh and R. Masterman (eds.) The UK’s statutory Bill of Rights: Constitutional and Comparative Perspectives (British Academy, forthcoming 2012).
