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Yesterday on International Human Rights Day we launched our new Forced Marriage in Domestic Legislation database - a sibling data set to the Antislavery in Domestic Legislation database. Now live at antislaverylaw.ac.uk

A new database from Rights Lab has highlighted shortcomings in countries’ efforts to prevent child, early and forced marriage and protect those subjected to these practices. Read more ▶️ow.ly/Lz3750Up0xY

Shaking the Foundations! Listen to my 4 Spotify podcasts: the early development of the int'l anti-trafficking framework! These are a product of being a The Leverhulme Trust Visiting Professor at the Rights Lab (Rights Lab), Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN for 2023-24. monash.edu/law/news/2024/…

Register for our virtual roundtable w/ Rights Lab on Feb 10 at #OECDForum. The session will address hidden risks of modern slavery, child labour, and outsourcing in Bangladesh's RMG supply chains, with evidence-based insights and recommendations. Link: bit.ly/GWIxRL

#NewReport from GoodWeave & Rights Lab highlights need for solutions to tackle exploitation of workers and children in Bangladesh's #RMG sector. The study provides data-driven insights & recommendations to strengthen protections for workers & children: bit.ly/4hoOk5f

In the latest edition of Financial Times's FT Moral Money newsletter, Simon Mundy reports on new research from GoodWeave and Rights Lab, highlighting progress and ongoing risks in Bangladesh’s garment sector. Read more (paywall access required): ft.com/content/3fb404…

Shaping the future of adult social care: Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN research highlights solutions to improve labour standards & sustainability in this vital sector. Collaborative action is key. Discover more: bit.ly/3PpfzR9 #WeAreUoNResearch #SocialImpact Rights Lab Nottingham Law

So pleased that this amazing toolkit for Media Advocacy is being published today! Thanks, as ever, to Karma Nirvana, Nottingham Politics Rights Lab Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Uni of Nottingham Press Office AHRC IAA for support throughout this project. karmanirvana.org.uk/get-involved/v…

This week, we've released our Media Engagement Toolkit, prepared as part of the project: Survivor-led Advocacy Training for Survivors of Forced and Child Marriage; with funding from the University of Nottingham’s Impact Accelerator Account, in collaboration with lived experience

We are thrilled to announce the final shortlist for the Best Policy Initiative category of the 2025 #InstituteAwards! A huge congratulations to Dr Helen McCabe from UoN Social Sciences and Rights Lab's Scale of Harm project. Read more about their projects: nottingham.ac.uk/policy-and-eng…

🎉Our final reveal for today! Congratulations to our final shortlist for the Institute Award itself - Lakeside Arts' Neil Walker, Barry Shaw from Life Sciences, UoN nmRC's Sally Schofield, and Rights Lab's Vicky Brotherton! Read more: nottingham.ac.uk/policy-and-eng…

We teamed up with the World Childhood Foundation to explore how financial data can help identify & disrupt the live streaming of child sexual abuse. The full report launched last week, read it here: childhood.se/nyheter/identi…

In partnership with the Women Lead Movement, Women's Legal Centre, and Rights Lab, WJW documented the lived realities of: 👭127 survivors and their families 🏥Dozens of service providers working tirelessly to support them

This is an important piece of research that we've partnered up with Rights Lab on. The greater the participation, the more reliable the findings will be, so I urge you to take part in the survey. #EndModernSlavery #EveryonesBusiness

NEW PROJECT! A new research project, led by Rights Lab in collaboration with UK BME Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET) aims to assess for whom and in what circumstances safe houses promote recovery for survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. 👇 modernslaverypec.org/research-proje…

Today, the Trust Board announced the winners of the 2025 Leverhulme Research Centre competition. Congratulations to the Leverhulme Centre for Algorithmic Life, Leverhulme Centre for Humanity and Space and Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War. More details:

Led by Maeve Ryan War Studies King's College London together with Rights Lab Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN, the Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War will be the first overarching and integrative attempt to understand and tackle the slavery–war nexus.