Since its establishment in 2002, The Rights Practice has worked to advance the respect and protection of human rights in practice. We are dedicated to working in environments where human rights are most at risk. Currently our work is focused on promoting human rights and public participation in China.
We believe local civil society has a valuable role to play in holding governments to account and can help to challenge the indifference and ignorance in which human rights violations take place. The Rights Practice works with local partners in NGOs, universities, research institutes and among lawyers. We are committed to helping partners develop sustainable and locally owned solutions to enhancing the protection of all human rights.
We have a small professional staff based in London, Beijing and New York and a growing network of experts who work with us as consultants or advisors on specific projects.
The Rights Practice is a registered charity (1133616) and a company limited by guarantee (England & Wales) number 04365047. In 2008 we incorporated as a US charity in the State of New York.
| Jennifer Eikren | US Programme Manager. [more] |
| Li Yi | Finance Officer. [more] |
| Nicola Macbean | Director. [more] |
| Elisa Nesossi |
Research and Training Manager. [more] |
| Su Nan | Beijing Representative. [more] |
| Rosemary Brown (Chair) |
Communications Manager, The British Asian Trust [more] |
| Anthony Dicks QC | Emeritus Professor of Chinese Law, SOAS [more] |
| Dr. Pauline Gleadle (Treasurer) |
Lecturer, Open University. Qualified Chartered Accountant [more] |
| Ebony Riddell | Campaigns Manager, Save the Children UK [more] |
| Roger Smith OBE | Director, Justice [more] |
| Leo Williams | MDG Advocacy Officer, Bond[more] |
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| Jennifer Eikren | |
| Julia Freedson | |
| Nicola Macbean (Chair) | |
| Paul Martin | |
| James Seymour |
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