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It is vital to ensure that upcoming UN human rights reviews evaluate government responses to the current pandemic, stresses JoAnn Kamuf Ward in a Just Security blog.
The Human Rights Institute responds to the impacts of COVID-19.
HRI is co-sponsoring a webinar on how cities and communities can address the housing crisis exposed by COVID-19 and advance the right to housing, featuring former UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Housing staffers. Other co-sponsors include the UPR…
Sarah Jackson, Amnesty International's deputy regional director for East Africa, the Horn, and the Great Lakes; and former HRI Practitioner-in-Residence investigates how international human rights groups move towards transformative solidarity instead of…
Professor Sarah Knuckey co-authors new article on posttraumatic stress and access to mental health services for human rights advocates.
The Clara Barton Competition Invites Applicants

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