2026 events
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Join us online for the launch of the Beyond Data Hub where we will explore its potential, and discuss how IHL informed data can strengthen the evidence base for understanding armed conflict and its consequences.
Based on collaborative research by academics from the Centre for Applied Human Rights and York Law School, alongside the charity APPEAL, we are proud to announce the launch of a new policy report: Trew’s Law: The Case for Automati
Co-organised by the Mindanao Climate Justice Resource Facility and CAHR, University of York, this forum brings together advocates, researchers, and students to reflect on the realities of climate-affected and vulnerable communities in Mindanao.
The Beyond Compliance Consortium is hosting a conversation on the participation of children in strategies to mitigate armed conflict-related harm including considerations for child participation in global policy fora, advocacy initiatives & research.
The Beyond Compliance Consortium is a co-productive, socio-legal research partnership that traverses the fields of international law, conflict studies, humanitarian protection work and human rights policy, and brings together these communities of sch
Join our human rights fellows for a hands-on zine-making workshop to celebrate creativity, solidarity, and activism for York International Women’s Week 2026.
This seminar examines how Nasa Indigenous justice addresses "disharmonies" and systemic violence within Indigenous territories, by outlining a framework for remediation, prevention, and orientation to restore social and spiritual balance.
Beyond Compliance Consortium (Colombia) researchers will meet Nasa authority José Vicente Chocué Medina and María Socorro Granda Abella (UAIIN-CRIC) to discuss disharmony and reharmonisation within Colombia’s transitional justice process.
In this talk, an Algerian journalist discusses the aftermath of the 2019 demonstrations and the resulting deterioration of human rights, particularly regarding freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly.
Drawing on the events of 3 January 2026, this Learning from Human Rights Defenders talk offers an insider perspective on Venezuela’s crisis beyond the headlines.
In this talk, a current human rights fellow explores the Amazigh struggle for cultural and language rights, alongside their efforts to secure political representation and constitutional inclusion in Libya.