Human Rights frontiers

Human rights frontiers asks how human rights law and doctrines can adequately respond to contemporary and new challenges, how frontiers of human rights law scholarship can be pushed through interdisciplinary and comparative research, and how human rights law studies can learn from human rights law critique.

Current Projects

Anti-Racism as a Legal Principle

Exploitation, Labour Rights, and the Law

Framing Reality and Normativity in European Human Rights Law: Climate Change, Migration, and Authoritarianism

Bad Faith Violations of Human Rights

iMANAGE - Rethinking Employment Law for a World of Algorithmic Management

Addressing the Digital Realm through the Grammar of Human Rights Law

Suing Corporations for Climate Change: The Promises and Pitfalls of Tort Law

The 'Public' Disrupted: The Transformative Effects of Technology on Democracy

Research Team

Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Professor of Law

Ekaterina Aristova

Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow

Shreya Atrey

Associate Professor of International Human Rights Law

Başak Çalı

Head of Research and Professor of International Law

Neli Frost

Early Career Fellow - Bonavero Institute of Human Rights - September 2023 - July 2025

Nazila Ghanea

Professor of International Human Rights Law

Christos Kypraios

Temporary Research Manager

Richard Mackenzie-Gray Scott

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Kate O'Regan

Professor of Human Rights Law, and Director of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights

Martin Scheinin

British Academy Global Professor

Six Silberman

Algorithmic Bias and Discrimination Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Moiz Tundawala

Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow

Past Projects

Freedom of Expression on Social Media