Current PhD students
The Centre for Applied Human Rights has PhD students conducting research in a variety of fields.
Atoosa Khatiri
The women and children of IS and their journeys back home: Imagining justice in the UK and beyond.
Cindy Leung
Making sense of the right to food in cities in England: Two qualitative case studies in York and Leeds
Marynka Marquez
Human rights cities in the United States and the United Kingdom
Brook Morrison
Conducting NATO Operations and Missions in Compliance with International Human Rights Law
Laura Muñoz López
How land grabs in developing countries affect the land rights of local people
Maro Pantizidou
Precarity and the Politics of Time: Doing Care, Reimagining Work and the Community
Jens Poessel
Access to Justice and Non-Judicial Mechanisms of Cooperation and Coordination in Zambia: Challenges and Opportunities.
PhD Blog
Read blogs from our PhD students here.
Featured alumni profiles
Read more about what CAHR's PhD alumni have gone on to do after graduation.