Carolyn Hoyle has been awarded an ESRC IAA top up award for work being conducted on ‘Assisting Civil Society to Support Foreign Nationals Sentenced to Death in Asia and the Middle East’

ESRC IAA top up award for CArolyn Hoyle and her team in the Death Penalty Research Unit

Carolyn Hoyle has been awarded an ESRC IAA ‘Stage 4’ award for the work being conducted by her team in the Death Penalty Research Unit on ‘Assisting Civil Society to Support Foreign Nationals Sentenced to Death in Asia and the Middle East’. Jocelyn Hutton, who leads on this project, will use the funding to realise the full impact and engagement potential of their new interactive database developed with support from human rights NGO across the regions. In particular, the funding will help to develop their Network in the Middle East and generate a range of activities and publications to supplement the database.