Staff
The Following are staff and PhD students who are members of the School of Law's Human Rights Centre.
Director
Professor Jean Allain
Public International Law, Human Rights Law, Humanitarian Law
Deputy Director
Dr Sylvie Langlaude
Human rights, religious liberty, freedom of expression, children’s rights
Administrative Support
Deaglan Coyle
Members
Staff
Dr Onder Bakircioglu
International Criminal Justice, Public International Law, Global Rights and Wrongs, Human Rights
Prof Brice Dickson
International and Comparative Law, Judicial Law-Making, Human Rights
Prof Tom Hadden
Corporate Groups, Emergency Law, Human Rights, Conflict Regulation and Resolution, Integration of Minorities
Prof Colin Harvey
Human Rights Law, Refugee and Asylum Law, Constitutional Law
Prof Christopher McCrudden
Comparative, European and International Human Rights; Equality and Discrimination; International Economic Law; Public Procurement
Dr Ronagh McQuigg
Effectiveness of international human rights law, human rights law in relation to violence against women, United Nations human rights bodies.
Dr Tomoya Obokata
Human Rights, European/Transnational Criminal Justice, and Refugee/Migration Law
Dr Rory O'Connell
Comparative Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Legal Theory
Dr Bal Sokhi-Bulley
European Constitutional Law, European Internal Market Law, Legal Theory, Human Rights
Dr Hakeem Yusuf
Human Rights Law, Economic and Social Rights, Transitional Justice, Criminal Justice Process
Students
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Sean Columb, Rebecca Dudley, Patrick Fahy, Myriam Fillaud, Neil Graffin and Ibidunni Idowu-Eberendu.
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Julie Lapsley, Julie McBride, Claire McCann, David McGuinness, Kathryn McNeilly, Luke Moffett, Dennis Nejbir, Aoife O'Neill, Selman Ozdan, Hannah Russell, Jenica Tapscott and Catherine Turner.
Advisory Board
The Centre's International Advisory Board is comprised of distinguished figures in international human rights law who advise the Centre on the overall direction of its work.
