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Tom Hughes

Tom joined the Faculty of Law in June 2025. He has previous communications experience working at the University of Oxford for Lady Margaret Hall College and the Astrophoria Foundation Year.Tom...

New OxHRH RightsUp Pops: Melanie Field on the UK Supreme Court judgment For Women Scotland

Vox pops on key human rights issues with human rights experts. In this episode, Dr Meghan Campbell speaks with Melanie Fields, an Independent Adviser on Equality and Human Rights analysing...

Digital Constitutionalism, STS, and Online Content Moderation

Professor Bettina Lange Delivers Plenary Presentation at OneWater2025 Conference in Lisbon

InfoLead: Online Seminar Series

Ensuring AI Accountability: Lessons from Meta’s Oversight Board on Human Rights

'Ensuring AI accountability : lessons from Meta's oversight board on human rights protection' with Julie Owono

1st Workshop: World Comparative Law

Courtney Cox (Fordham): Deceit Is Not Deception (And Other Truths)

Alice Troy-Donovan

Alice is a researcher on the project Medicalising Immigration Detention, which explores the role and impact of health provision on people inside immigration detention centres and after release in Greece....

Book Launch for Prospectus Liability in Europe and Beyond, edited by Danny Busch and Matthias Lehmann

Permanent Suspicion: Reframing Criminal Law Through Postcolonial Thought

The Possibilities of Constitutional Education

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Visits The Bonavero Institute

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights was honoured to welcome Dr Volker Türk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and members of his team for an official visit on...

Assaf Hamdani appointed Professor of Corporate Law

Assaf Hamdani has been appointed to the Professorship of Corporate Law. He is currently a Professor of Law at the Buchmann Faculty of Law and Coller School of Management at...

Bonavero Institute of Human Rights Hosts Key Conference on Human Rights-based Climate Remedies

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights hosted the conference "From Litigation to Implementation: Framing Climate Remedies in European Human Rights Law" on June 6, 2025. Organised by Professor Başak Çalı,...

Bonavero Institute at the Climate Change and Human Rights Global Summit

Bonavero Institute of Human Rights was a key partner of the University of Oxford’s global summit on climate change and human rights. The centrepiece of the summit was a hybrid global...

Q&A with The Bonavero Institute’s incoming Director, Professor Rachel Murray

We are excited to welcome Professor Rachel Murray, a leading authority in the field of human rights law as our new incoming Director. Professor Murray is currently a Professor of Human...

OxBHR Hybrid Seminar: Technology, Business, and Human Rights - Insights from Asia

Enhancing Human-AI Collaboration Through Explainable AI

In memory of Professor Glen Loutzenhiser

Professor Glen Loutzenhiser (1969–2025) was a leading scholar and author, and an outstanding teacher whose recent loss has been felt greatly by students, staff and friends of the Faculty of...

New publication: Private Law and Building Safety

The Faculty is pleased to announce the publication of Private Law and Building Safety, published by Hart Publishing. This book is edited by Susan Bright and Ben McFarlane from...

Frontiers of freedom of expression in the digital age

Alumna Julia Black awarded Damehood in King's Birthday Honours

Professor Julia Black, an alumna of the Faculty of Law, has been awarded a Damehood in the King’s Birthday Honours List for outstanding contributions to research in the arts,...

Student awarded inaugural Sir Ian Brownlie Scholarship

Aakarsh Banyal, an MPhil Law Candidate at Exeter College, has been awarded the inaugural Sir Ian Brownlie Scholarship by the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law for the DPhil...