We are an interdisciplinary team of scholars and practitioners studying international human rights system and especially its courts and tribunals. Our current projects focus on execution and enforcement of human rights judgments, reparations and compensation in international law, and access to international courts and tribunals. We bring together scholars from law, politics, social sciences, psychology, criminology and computer sciences to understand the mechanisms driving the status quo. Our aim is to understand how human rights victims access international justice and when states change their behaviour in response to judgments of international human rights courts. We seek to come up with new solutions and incentives to enable equal access to human rights justice, an efficient and accountable functioning of human rights institutions, and good compliance with human rights judgments.