Sign up for our newsletter | Check out past issues Post published: 28th January 2022 Continue ReadingSign up for our newsletter | Check out past issues
The right to food: bringing lived experience into the conversation Post published: 9th November 2026 Continue ReadingThe right to food: bringing lived experience into the conversation
What would a human rights economy look like? Reflections on the Autumn Budget Post published: 3rd November 2026 Continue ReadingWhat would a human rights economy look like? Reflections on the Autumn Budget
‘Labour has a chance to make the socio-economic duty mean something’ Post published: 22nd October 2026 Continue Reading‘Labour has a chance to make the socio-economic duty mean something’
Food insecurity is not inevitable: it’s time to realise the right to food Post published: 22nd October 2026 Continue ReadingFood insecurity is not inevitable: it’s time to realise the right to food
Wales commits to strengthening human rights and working towards a right to adequate housing Post published: 28th September 2026 Continue ReadingWales commits to strengthening human rights and working towards a right to adequate housing
Press release: UK Government must make socio-economic duty a reality as new Class Unit announced Post published: 9th September 2026 Continue ReadingPress release: UK Government must make socio-economic duty a reality as new Class Unit announced
It’s time to double down on human rights and equality Post published: 8th September 2026 Continue ReadingIt’s time to double down on human rights and equality
UK civil society brings poverty and human rights concerns to new UN Special Rapporteur Post published: 8th September 2026 Continue ReadingUK civil society brings poverty and human rights concerns to new UN Special Rapporteur
A message from our Director, Jess McQuail Post published: 3rd September 2026 Continue ReadingA message from our Director, Jess McQuail
Seeing the whole person: intersectionality, neurodivergence and rights Post published: 25th August 2026 Continue ReadingSeeing the whole person: intersectionality, neurodivergence and rightsÂ
