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Criminal Justice

All persons in conflict with the law have the right to be treated with dignity and respect for their human rights.Read more

Building capacity and sustaining work in hostile environments.Read more

Ensuring citizens know and can claim their rights. Building the rule of law from the bottom up.Read more

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The Rights Practice helped to organise a parliamentary roundtable on increased detentions and ill treatment in Xinjiang.

China's Overseas NGO law is undermining the quality of civil society engagement between Europe and China. Open dialogue is under threat.

New evidence on the re-education camps in Xinjiang - Adrian Zenz in conversation with Rachel Harris.

Restricting access to lawyers is justice denied.

We have a small professional staff based in London and Madison (WI) .

The Rights Practice helped to organise a parliamentary roundtable on increased detentions and ill treatment in Xinjiang.

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Learning, sharing and critical reflection. Founded in 2002 to help put human rights into practice.

Nicola Macbean joins team to research the impact of China's Overseas NGO Law on European China civil society relations.

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Our Trustees come from a wide range of backgrounds.

We believe change comes from ordinary people wanting something better and realising they can do something to help.