The University of York has honoured the life of human rights defender and gay rights activist, David Kato, with the official opening of its newest college.

Life is especially difficult for many people just now. The theme of this year's York International Women's Week is Solidarity reflecting the importance of getting together from all walks of life.

In this Arctivism Conversation, artists and activists from the Instituto Fazendinhando of São Paolo speak to Joao Nunes about a project of urban renewal and the transformative potential of art.

CAHR lecturer Mattia Pinto has recently published a new article on the Modern Law Review, entitled ‘Coercive Human Rights and the Forgotten History of the Council of Europe's Report on Decriminalisation’.

The website of the Ritualising Protection Project is now live.

The first exhibits to form part of a new campus art trail will be installed on 8 February in the Spring Lane Building.

On Wednesday 11 January, University of York researchers headed to the Houses of Parliament to raise awareness about the neglected disease, noma, and the ongoing campaign for its formal recognition by the World Health Organisation as a neglected tropical disease.

University of York researchers have raised awareness of the neglected disease, noma, at an event at the Houses of Parliament.