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
Clockwise from top left: Benjamin Dearden ’21, Sofea Dil ’21, Aydan Figaroa ’21 LLM, Alexandra Francis ’18, Megan Pearson ’21, Jessica Tueller ’21, Anna Wherry ’21, Alyssa Yamamoto ’18.
Nikita Sud led the March 19, 2021 Human Rights Workshop, discussing resistance to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s regime.
Connecticut’s only supermax prison, Northern Correctional Institution, is scheduled to close on July 1, 2021. Photo courtesy Kelan Lyons / CT Mirror
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At the Human Rights Workshop on March 19, Nikita Sud of @ODID_QEH spoke about the challenges to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s regime by women, agricultural workers, and other activists. This resistance led to the largest strike in world history. https://t.co/8sNpyiQ7Sp
At the March 5 Human Rights Workshop, @jorgecontesse ’05 LLM, ’14 JSD—Founding Director of @RutgersCTL—described the protests challenging Chile’s constitutional structure and the state’s shockingly violent response reminiscent of the days of Pinochet. https://t.co/2AHPnWjIVm
At the Feb. 26 Human Rights Workshop, titled “Yemen, Justice and the Biden Administration,” @K_Beckerle ’15 discussed her work advocating for accountability and justice for Yemen as Legal Director, Accountability and Redress for @MwatanaEn. https://t.co/hqA7pJ8kVZ