A comprehensive and engaging OCR A Level Geography lesson on the Global Governance of Human Rights, designed to develop both secure case-study knowledge and higher-level exam skills. The lesson explores how human-rights violations can be both a cause and consequence of conflict, before examining the role of the UN, NGOs, international law, sanctions and other global governance mechanisms**. Students apply their understanding to Afghanistan as an area of conflict and Honduras as a contrasting non-conflict case study, considering the successes and limitations of different strategies. The resource includes retrieval practice, matching activities, geographical thinking tasks, case-study evidence, comparison activities, evaluation frameworks, model responses and structured 8- and 12-mark exam practice. Particular emphasis is placed on moving students beyond description towards analysis, evaluation and justified judgement, making this ideal for teaching, revision or exam preparation.