working paper series
The Working Papers series aims to make research related to human rights defenders accessible to the public and to promote further research that is relevant to human rights defenders.
The papers in this series present recent research findings, highlight under-explored issues, and articulate new theoretical or methodological approaches for research related to human rights defenders.
If you are interested in contributing to the Working Papers series please get in touch with us at hrdhub@york.ac.uk
working paper no.14
Universities As sites of activism and protection
Paul Gready and Emma Jackson, February 2023
working paper no.13
in search of protection, justice and truth: journalists’ responses to impunity in mexico and honduras
Tamsin Mitchell, February 2022
EN BUSCA DE PROTECCIÓN, JUSTICIA Y VERDAD: RESPUESTAS DE PERIODISTAS ANTE LA IMPUNIDAD EN MÉXICO Y HONDURAS
Tamsin Mitchell, febrero de 2022 (Traducción al español: Vicente M. López-Abad)
working paper no. 12
promoting wellbeing, mental health and self-care for women human rights defenders in kenya
Wanjeri Nderu, October 2021
working paper no. 11
collective protection networks for remote rural communities: a case study of the role of social networks in protecting rural communities in latin america
Protection International, May 2021
working paper no.10
Artists as defenders: disability art as a means to mobilise human rights
Rhiann Holloway, April 2021
working paper no.9
human rights leadership:towards a research and practice agenda for challenging times
Eric Hoddy and John Gray, May 2020
working paper no.8
pushing back: supporting human rights defenders and social movements in contexts of shrinking civic and democratic space
Emilie Flower, December 2019
working paper no.7
the effectiveness of individual casework on human rights defenders: an empirical study of the un special procedure cases 2004-2015
Janika Spannagel, March 2019
working paper no.6
The Capacity Building of Human Rights Defenders and (Dis)Empowerment: An Analysis of Current Practice
Irina Ichim, February 2019
working paper no.5
‘Making’ the Territory: The Spatial Politics of Peasant Communities
Sylvain Lefebvre, April 2018
working paper no.4
defenders across borders: Congolese human rights defenders in Uganda's refugee regime
Katie McQuaid, March 2018
working paper nO.3
exploring the term 'human rights defender' through the lens of professionalisation in human rights practice: a case-study of russia
Polina Malkova, January 2018
working paper no.2
integrating a psychosocial perspective into human rights & protection practices: a case study of peace brigades international (pbi) mexico
Maik Müller and Clemencia Correa, October 2017
working paper no.1
Protecting Human Rights, Humanitarian and Development Actors
Lucy Harding, July 2015