CGHR had its first Practitioner Series of the year with Jason McCue who gave insights on human rights litigation working across conflict resolution and transitional justice.
The Student Group is expanding its outreach. We look forward to driving more engagement through innovative recruitment in Lent Term.
In Easter 2022, the Digital Verification Corps contributed to a new research project led by Amnesty International's Evidence Lab.
In November, Dr Sebastián Lehuedé received the Best Dissertation Award for his doctoral thesis on decolonial approaches to data governance.
Groups opposing the construction of polluting and water-intensive data centres are emerging in different regions.
Ella, Sharath & Sebastián have been selected as 2022-23 Technology & Human Rights Fellows at the Carr Center, Harvard University, to jointly undertake a project, 'Provocations'.
Amnesty International’s online multimedia project, Tear Gas: An Investigation, won a prestigious 2021 Webby Award for the best activism website worldwide.
All at CGHR were immensely saddened to learn over the weekend of the sudden passing of Professor Christof Heyns.
This Research Pack, on the right of peaceful assembly online, is the outcome of an interdisciplinary collaboration between staff and students at Cambridge’s Centre of Governance and Human…