Nara Ganbat
Dr Nara Ganbat
Qualifications
LL.B (National University of Mongolia); LL.M (University of Melbourne); PhD (Australian National University)
Dr Nara Ganbat is an alumna of RegNet and currently a social justice consultant based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. She works with international development agencies, and international and domestic NGOs.
Before commencing her PhD study at RegNet, Nara has worked in human rights policy and research holding senior positions with the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia. Nara’s PhD thesis titled ‘Transcending Human Rights Instrumentalism’ explored the ways that the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities interact with domestic laws, society and politics.
Research interests:
• Domestic impacts of international human rights regime
• National human rights institutions (NHRIs)
• Legal protection of human rights
• Symbolic functions of a law
Thesis topic:
Supervisor:
RegNet alumna appointed Human Rights Commissioner to the National Human Rights Commission of Mongolia
We are delighted to announce that ANU RegNet alumna Dr Narantuya (Nara) Ganbat was recently appointed
CIGJ PhD Scholar Nara Ganbat wins Civil Society Scholar Award
Congratulations to CIGJ PhD Scholar, Nara Ganbat, who has been awarded a prestigious scholarship fro
Completed
Strengthening the international human rights system: Rights, regulation and ritualism
This project focuses on a problem endemic to the international human rights system: why are international human rights standards widely accepted in theory but so hard to implement in practice?
