Open Society Foundations· prize money: $200,000 · award rationale: to support the Grantee's research project to identity the relationship between sanctions, business and human rights during war · 2023
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $350,000 · award rationale: to support the Human Rights Centre to establish and manage a multistakeholder coalition that promotes a human rights-based approach to combating Islamophobia and anti-Muslim discrimination that results from the securitization of Muslim communities · 2023
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $400,000 · award rationale: to support the Human Rights Centre to establish and manage a multistakeholder coalition that promotes a human rights-based approach to combating Islamophobia and anti-Muslim discrimination that results from the securitization of Muslim communities · 2022
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $450,000 · award rationale: to support the implementation of the International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy in Latin America · 2022
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $100,000 · award rationale: to conduct research, training and disseminate publications on psychological approaches to refugee care · 2021
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Open Society Foundations· prize money: $95,000 · award rationale: to support the on-going development and expansion of the Grantee's mission to advance, promote, and disseminate international legal scholarship and research on human rights and drug policy · 2021
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $200,000 · award rationale: to support the programmatic work of the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Essex for the establishment of a Centre on Global Mental Health, Human Rights and Social Justice · 2021
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $95,000 · award rationale: to support the on-going development and expansion of the Grantee's mission to advance, promote, and disseminate international legal scholarship and research on human rights and drug policy · 2019
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $380,028 · award rationale: Strengthening the mental health and human rights engagement and research capacity of the UN Special Rapporteur on the ri · 2018
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $100,000 · award rationale: to continue support to enhance the capacity of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to the highest attainable standard of mental and physical health (“the right to health”), Dr. Dainius Puras, to provide consultations with civil society actors as well as deliver well-researched reporting and other strategic interventions such as expert meetings and larger convenings. · 2017
Open Society Foundations· prize money: $118,953 · award rationale: to support the on-going development and expansion of Grantee's International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy and its mission to advance, promote, and disseminate international legal scholarship and research on human rights and drug policy · 2016
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