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On 7 July 2026, the Centre of Governance and Human Rights convened the Cambridge Colloquium on Communication Technology and Politics at the Provost’s Lodge, King’s College.
CGHR's DVC students have contributed towards Amnesty International's new landmark report on crimes against humanity during the Woman Life Freedom uprising in 2022.
Ed Parker, Co-Coordinator of the CGHR Student Group, and Tomos Davies, Coordinator of the Digital Verification Corps, came first in their respective cohorts.
It is with great sadness that the Centre of Governance and Human Rights records the death, on 28 June 2026, of Dr David Potter.
In a new article, 'Big Tech at the Bingo', Ella explores how British bingo players defend their communities against the rise of online bingo platforms.
Ella, Sharath and Ashwin discuss their research interests in this video for the Humanities, Social Sciences and AI transversal research theme.
Dr Antoine Sander looks back on this invitation international symposium, convened by CGHR, Amnesty International and European Centre for Not-for-Profit Law (ECNL).
On 13 May 2026, CGHR hosted ‘Assemble! Protest Politics and Rights’, a public panel to mark the launch of the Oxford Handbook of Peaceful Assembly.
The latest seminar in the BIEA’s “Eastern Africa in the World” series considers the new geopolitics of eastern Africa and the emerging regional responses.
As the battle for Paris mayor raged in early 2026, Antoine’s research on local social movement #saccageparis received attention from several French media outlets.
In this termly report, our newest investigators reflect on their first months with the team, offering a practical insight into the group’s investigative workflow in action.