BHRC ran a specialist session on trial observations at this year’s Annual Bar and Young Bar Conference in London. The...
Issues: <span>human rights defenders</span>
BHRC supporting partner at Thomson Reuters Human Rights Law Conference 2015
BHRC will be one of the supporting organisations at the upcoming Thomson Reuters Human Rights Law Conference 2015 on Thursday 22...
BHRC chairs panel discussion at exclusive film-screening of ‘India’s Daughter’ on International Day of the Girl
October 11th was the UN International Day of the Girl. BHRC marked the occasion by chairing a panel discussion after...
International organisations express their concern on fifth anniversary of the arrest of Colombian human rights defender, David Ravelo Crespo
BHRC has joined with other international organisations to express its concern at the ongoing detention of Colombian human rights defender,...

Colombia: Capacity & Mediation
BHRC have been involved in Colombia since 2003, working with Colombian lawyers, human rights activists and NGOs to sustain strong...

Mexico: Auditing the Rule of Law
Initial Lawyers' delegation to Mexico in 2009
Between 26 November - 4 December 2009, a high-level delegation facilitated and led by the BHRC visited the Mexican states of Guerrero and Oaxaca to carry out an independent and impartial investigation into the rule of law with a particular focus on the situation relating to the protection of human rights defenders and lawyers, pre-trial and pre-charge detention and military jurisdiction. Members of the delegation included representatives of the Bar Council, the Law Society, Avocats Sans Frontières, as well as lawyers representing Canada, Germany and the USA.

Malawi: Public Interest Case Support
The Public Interest Casework Support Project, established in 2011, provides pro bono casework support and assistance for lawyers and human rights...

Niger Delta: Child Rights Watch
The Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) project is an initiative by Stepping Stones Nigeria to raise the capacity of Nigerian child rights NGOs to document, investigate and monitor cases of child rights abuse across the Niger Delta, report such cases to the relevant authorities, and secure successful prosecutions of offenders. The project also provides direct emergency support to children who have suffered abuse, including medical care, food, educational support and counselling.
Additionally, the NDCRW project supports a range of advocacy activities with children, parents, communities, churches, police, government and civil society, in order to ensure better understanding of child rights law and principles and to support improved commitment to and protection of child rights in practice. All advocacy work centres around the PACT (Prevent Abuse of Children Today) campaign.
The NDCRW project brings together organisations from different States in the Niger Delta: Basic Rights Counsel Initiative (Cross River State), Stepping Stones Nigeria Child Empowerment Foundation (Akwa Ibom State) and the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (Rivers State).
BHRC Letter of Concern to President Mugabe (Zimbabwe) regarding the treatment of members of Women and Men Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA)
President of Zimbabwe Mr. Robert G. Mugabe Office of the President Private Bag 7700, Causeway, Harare Zimbabwe London, 29 April...
Letter of concern sent to Mexican authorities regarding reports received about the safety of Organizacion del Pueblo Ind’gena Me’phaa (OPIM) and Mountain Human Rights Centre members
Fernando Francisco Gómez-Mont Urueta Secretaría de Gobernación Bucareli 99, 1er. piso, Col. Juárez, Del. Cuauhtémoc, México D.F., C.P.06600 MÉXICO London,...