The Global Human Rights Centre (GHRC) provides independent policy advisory, research, capacity-building, and strategic engagement services to governments, international organisations, development partners, businesses, and civil society organisations. Drawing on multidisciplinary expertise across human rights, climate justice, sustainable development, and responsible governance, we support institutions to design, implement, and evaluate effective policies, strategies, and programmes that address complex global challenges. Through evidence-based analysis, stakeholder engagement, and practical solutions, GHRC helps strengthen accountability, advance inclusive development, and deliver meaningful, rights-based impact.
Supporting the development, review, implementation, and evaluation of policies, strategies, governance frameworks, and action plans across human rights, climate justice, sustainable development, and responsible governance.
Delivering independent research, policy analysis, impact assessments, and evidence generation to inform decision-making, strengthen accountability, and advance evidence-based policy reform.
Conducting human rights, environmental, social, governance, and climate risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities, strengthen resilience, and support effective mitigation strategies.
Supporting businesses, investors, governments, and development partners to implement human rights due diligence, responsible business conduct, ESG integration, and supply chain accountability.
Providing technical and policy expertise on climate governance, climate resilience, environmental sustainability, adaptation, and the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Providing policy advisory, research, stakeholder engagement, and technical assistance to advance sustainable, inclusive, and climate-resilient agriculture and food systems. Our work supports food security, rural livelihoods, responsible supply chains, women’s economic empowerment, and rights-based agrifood governance.
Designing policies, programmes, and safeguards that promote gender equality, address gender-based violence, strengthen economic inclusion, and ensure meaningful participation of underrepresented groups.
Strengthening institutional capacity through tailored training, leadership development, technical assistance, and knowledge-sharing programmes across human rights, sustainability, climate action, and governance.
Facilitating consultations, partnerships, and multi-stakeholder dialogues that bring together governments, businesses, civil society, academia, development partners, and affected communities to address complex policy challenges.
Translating evidence into influence through policy advocacy, strategic communications, thought leadership, and engagement with national, regional, and international decision-makers.
Our work spans a range of sectors, including:
• Human Rights and Governance
• Climate Change, Climate Justice and Environmental Governance
• Sustainable Development and SDG Implementation
• Agriculture and Food Systems
• Business and Human Rights
• Energy Transitions
• Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
• Trade, Labour Rights and Responsible Supply Chains
Over the past years, the fashion industry’s role in human rights violations has been increasingly attracting attention. From cancelling billions of dollars’ worth of clothing orders mid-pandemic to the discovery of labour exploitation in Leicester’s clothing factories, the industry has continued to make headlines for its unethical practices.