Center for Applied Human Rights, University of York

CAHR is an interdisciplinary research and teaching centre at the University of York. Its community of scholars and visiting practitioners work on issues relating to the challenges of implementing human rights in practice, including a significant focus on protecting human rights defenders who are at risk.

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