Lowenstein Clinic Reports
Seeking Justice for Wartime Crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Allegation Letter to UN Special Rapporteur on Torture
"Forced into Breaking the Law"
Persecution of the Rohingya Muslims
News
Britta Redwood ’17, second from left, at the filing of the complaint regarding torture and arbitrary detention by the Syrian government.
Mara Revkin ’16 (left) spent her fellowship year with the International Organization for Migration in Iraq.
Tweets
Shannon Guerra '21 is interning with @ScalabriniCT, a non-profit dedicated to fostering the cultural, social, and economic integration of migrants into South African society. Though the Centre is in South Africa, Shannon is working remotely from CT. https://t.co/U68LonIsRl
The Kirby Simon Fellowship provides funding for Yale students working in human rights fields over the summer. This year, Kirby Simon Fellows have continued to support human rights organizations around the world through remote work. Check back for updates on our Fellows' work!
"Our main hope is that politicians will...support a non-discrimination bill," @ryanthoreson told @NAR. "Conservative Protestants have... given the government and lawmakers an excuse not to act on persistent complaints of discrimination in South Korea." https://t.co/RoPpy47N6A
Robina Fellow @Nikila_k is spending her fellowship year in The Hague at the @IntlCrimCourt. A former Federal Prosecutor in Australia, Kaushik is now working in int'l criminal justice with a human rights perspective shaped by the Lowenstein Clinic. https://t.co/HRDplvnq0R