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René Cassin
We are a charity working to promote and protect universal human rights, drawing on Jewish experience and values.
The kindness of strangers
A Refugee Week poem by Debora Singer
China’s systematic oppression of Uyghur Women
René Cassin Briefing Paper - May 2020 Close to three million Muslim Uyghurs and other Muslim ethnic communities in...
‘Safeguarding UK’s human rights law – partnership or challenge?’
René Cassin virtual roundtable, 20 May 2020 with Rebecca Hilsenrath, CEO, Equality and Human Rights Commission chaired...
We choose to speak out and stand up in solidarity with black people. Black lives matter.
René Cassin strongly condemns the unjust acts of state violence over the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and...
Call for action: this is what you can do for the Uyghurs
Support a Legal Challenge to Govt Decision to Allow Huawei 5G Network Access through this link. The legal challenge by...
Human Rights in Isolation – Top 15 recommendations to keep your mind active
Our Top 10 list of Human Rights related books, documentaries, films and webinars to keep your mind active and remind us why we are committed to change.
‘No More Business as Usual’: Global supply chains tainted by forced Uyghur labour in China.
Illustration by Yip Wong - ASPI report As the Coronavirus pandemic brings the rest of the world to a halt, China,...
Suggested actions in the time of COVID-19
Continuing to support human rights In these unusual times, when our old ways of campaigning are impossible (for...
“They miss the drop-in and the things that made their lives more bearable”
COVID-19 and the Alyth Refugee Drop-in Response Cheryl Brodie, co-Coordinator of Alyth drop-in centre The Alyth...
Windrush: Lessons Learned
“I can’t believe I have been treated like this by my beloved England”
Lock-down focuses our human rights glasses
By Student Rabbi Gabriel Kanter-Webber The glasses we usually associate with Pesach contain wine. But I think glasses...