Please join us for our next DG Learning Community of Practice session focused on how we can measure progress on human rights. At this session, HRMI co-Executive Directors Melissa del Aguila (US) and Thalia Kehoe Rowden (New Zealand) will join us to take a detailed tour of the data on the Rights Tracker and discuss their methods and impact.
The Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) tracks the human rights progress of countries, producing quantitative and qualitative data for nearly every country in the world. HRMI will eventually measure all human rights in international law, and has begun with collections of economic and social rights, and civil and political rights. All the data are freely available on the Rights Tracker.
