I co-authored and edited this report to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on the UK's compliance with the Convention, focused on human rights due diligence in UK business operations and supply chains.

An example of the UN-facing statements that I worked with civil society partners to develop and deliver. This is addressed to the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery following his visit to Mauritania.

I provided the research for Focus 1: SRHR and the social development of girls and women (covering themes of health, education and violence)

This is the first of a five-volume study that I researched, wrote and edited with DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 7) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

I compiled this briefing for State representatives to inform their engagement with the UK's Universal Periodic Review at the UN. It's based on a research report compiled by the Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group.

This UN statement resulted directly from a special evidence submission compiled by Anti-Slavery Intl and the Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group - a submission that I led, coordinated and wrote/edited.

I researched, wrote and edited this study, with the support of DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 11) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

I launched and ran UN Women's online consultation on eliminating VAWG ― prevention and multisectoral services and responses ― in preparation for the Committee on the Status of Women, and wrote the synthesis report.

I researched, wrote and edited this study, with the support of DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 12) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

I researched, wrote and edited this study, with the support of DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 9) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

I wrote/edited & disseminated this short briefing with migrant rights group OKUP at the Bangladesh UPR. As a result, a State made one of our recommendations to the Bangladesh govt, which then pledged to make the change

A version of my full legal study was published in this Sri Lankan current affairs magazine

I researched, wrote and edited this study, with the support of DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 10) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

A detailed briefing that I led and wrote/edited for use by legal experts, examining the UK government's compliance with international labour laws. Research, analysis and sign off was provided by 7+ anti-trafficking groups.

This unpublished paper explores the socio-legal and psychological forms of violence to which women are subjected under the AFSPA in NE India using the growing toolkit of international instruments to protect and advance women’s human rights.

My legal study on the intersection of gender, ethnicity and truth in Sri Lankan truth commissioning was published by the Law & Society Review, Sri Lanka

I researched and wrote this case study for a UN Women Guide on Temporary Special Measures in 2012

Julia Yael Alfandari, Jo Baker, Regula Amnah Atteya This paper provides an overview of the current debate on religious defamation laws internationally, and researches and analyzes the use their impact on freedom of expression in three OIC countries

Jo Baker (lead researcher, writer) with ISHR This policy paper falls among an expanding body of concern about the reprisals that continue to take place against human rights defenders who cooperate with the Council’s key mechanisms.

One of hundreds of Urgent Appeals that I developed with colleagues and partners on issues of torture, disappearance and violence against women