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Sanya Kumar ’17 LLM is completing her Bernstein International Human Rights Fellowship at Reprieve, an international human rights organization that works to abolish the death penalty or restrict its use worldwide.

At the April 5th Human Rights Workshop, Michael Doyle made the case for the Model International Mobility Convention—a new international agreement that seeks to fill the gaps in the preexisting international migration regime and give more protections to all classes of migrants.

At Yale Law School, Shebaya discussed her work defending the civil rights of Muslim, Arab, and South Asian communities in the United States.

On April 12-13, 2018, the Schell Center for International Human Rights will host the annual Bernstein International Human Rights Symposium.

Professor Javier Corrales spoke about LGBT activism in Latin America and the challenges it faces during a Schell Center lecture.

Richard Ashby Wilson has spent the past few years researching the law of incitement in the U.S. and abroad.

A Lowenstein Clinic paper analyzing whether genocide is occurring in Myanmar has been cited my numerous media outlets and human rights organizations.

Yale Anthropology Professor Louisa Lombard is investigating how peacekeepers construct their codes of ethics and deal with their everyday moral dilemmas.

At the height of the U.S. AIDS epidemic, activists coined a slogan: “Women don’t get AIDS. They just die from it.”