To mark International Women’s Day 2022 we are calling for greater transparency and greater accountability in the role of State institutions ending violence and discrimination against women and girls

Severyna Magill, Course Leader for the MA/LLM Applied Human Rights at Sheffield Hallam University, spoke to The Context, BBC News about the viral video and violence against women within India

A project that critically assesses the processes through which Community Protection Notices are constructed, evidenced and monitored to regulate anti-social behaviour

An exploratory project to understand recipients feelings towards the Community Protection Notice they have been issued for their involvement in anti-social behaviour

A project tackling religious-based hate crime on campus, funded by the Office for Students (OfS).

"Until Nothing Is Left" documents in great detail the egregious human rights violations of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, which is a paramilitary corporate conglomerate designed to suppress and colonise the Indigenous people of the Uyghur Region

A project on human dignity organised by Applied Human Rights Masters students. The project was facilitated by Dr Thomas Bundschuh.

Helena Kennedy Centre's first UN Geneva Human Rights Tour of SHU students to explore professional human rights work.

Students and staff at Sheffield Hallam worked with police in Derbyshire and Latvia to expose a large human trafficking operation.

Law, criminology and human rights students and staff from Sheffield Hallam University went to South Africa on a humanitarian two-week project with Africa’s Gift charity.