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At BIHR we are proud that our team brings wide and varied experience to supporting our mission to achieve change through human rights.

Our team includes specialists in law, education, advocacy, community engagement and arts, and a range of areas related to people’s everyday experiences of rights including health and social care, addressing violence against women, immigration and asylum, as well as core organisational functions around finance, administration and governance operations.

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Sanchita Hosali, Director

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Carlyn Miller, Policy & Programmes Manager



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Eilidh Turnbull, Human Rights Officer

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Josephine Whitehouse, Research & Communications Assistant

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Phil Moore, Operations Coordinator

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Katrin McEntee, Human Rights Officer (on Maternity leave)

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Published: 20th June, 2017

Updated: 1st December, 2020

Author: Sanchita Hosali

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