Celestine Greenwood asks: what are girls’ human rights, why are they routinely denied — even in the UK — and what can lawyers and citizens do about it? Drawing on her work with the Cambridge Girls Human Rights Hub.
Part 2 of Celestine Greenwood’s 16 Days series: the CEDAW Committee’s jurisprudence on violence against women — and why it has practical relevance for family and human rights practitioners in England and Wales.
Part 1 of Celestine Greenwood’s 16 Days series: a guide to the international legal framework for addressing violence against women and girls, from CEDAW to the Istanbul Convention, and its application in English law.