- Access to justice
- Advocacy networks
- Business and human rights
- Children’s Rights
- Citizenship, the right to a nationality and statelessness
- Counterterrorism
- Culture, identity and language rights
- Cultural heritage
- Detention
- Fair trial and due process
- Fertility treatment and the right to family for LGBTIs
- Freedom of religion
- Hate crime
- Human rights and emergency situations
- Human rights and international humanitarian law
- International and regional human rights frameworks
- International Criminal Law (see, for example, Aisling O’Sullivan’s book Universal Jurisdiction in International Criminal Law)
- LGBTIQ+ rights and asylum (see the SOGICA project website)
- Minority and aboriginal rights
- Nongovernmental organisations
- The right to a family
- Social movements
- Socioeconomic rights
- South Africa
- Torture (see, for example, 2018 paper by Aisling O’Sulivan and Roja Fazaeli)
- Trade unions
- Transitional justice and transformative justice (see, for example, Matthew Evans speaking here)
- Women's rights
We adopt a wide range of methodologies, approaches and perspectives in our work, including critical, empirical and inter/multi-disciplinary