Workers’ rights in China: Whose responsibility?

The legal issues the Centre wished to shed light on were, firstly, whether the State had fulfilled its security obligations in relation to international human rights

Butenschøn: Professor of political science and international relations, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, where he served as Director for

For 20 years, the Programme has promoted international human rights law standards in China through education and research projects in cooperation with Chinese partner institutions..

In the capacity as host, the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights wishes to take a broad-based approach and encourages the European Court of Human Rights and other Council of

The international human rights system does not automatically guarantee that human rights will be fulfilled. However, it gives individuals and organisations a political and legal

Our Master programme in ‘The Theory and Practice of Human Rights’ shall educate international and Norwegian students to see their learning in a broader social and multi-

To strengthen human rights education and research at law schools in the western provinces of China, the NCHR have provided talented participants from the West China human

Four scholars from west China have been recruited to take part in the visiting scholar programme in Hong Kong in May, organised in cooperation with the Asia Human Rights