Lowenstein Clinic Proposes Framework to Moderate Indirect Hate Speech Online
The Lowenstein Clinic has released a report proposing how social media company Meta can take a human rights approach to moderating indirect hate speech in conflict or crisis situations.
Professor Koh Named 2023 Lemkin Rule of Law Guardian by Duke Law School
Sterling Professor of International Law Harold Hongju Koh will be awarded the Raphael Lemkin Rule of Law Guardian Medal.
LEAP Announces Fall 2023 Speaker Series
The Law, Ethics & Animals Program’s fall 2023 speaker series begins on Sept. 21 will examine a new book on animal rights law, how roads impact wildlife, the rights of nature and rights of animals, and the risk of human-animal disease spread posed by animal markets in the U.S.
Bonita Meyersfeld Discusses Prosecuting “Invisible” Crimes of Sexual Violence in International Court
Bonita Meyersfeld LLM ’03 JSD ’06 discusses The Prosecutor v. Ongwen, she filed a joint amicus submission
José A. Cabranes ’65 to Receive Devitt Distinguished Service to Justice Award
Judge José A. Cabranes ’65 will receive the 2023 Edward J. Devitt Distinguished Service to Justice Award on Sept. 26.
Yale Law School Students Take Study-Trip to Taiwan
The Paul Tsai China Center's Susan Thornton, Robert Williams, Karman Lucero and Concetta Fusco led a group of nine Yale Law School students on a study-trip to Taiwan. The group held meetings with university, government, media, business, and civil society representatives, examining a broad range of issues including cross-Strait tensions, semiconductor manufacturing, and societal identity issues.
Solomon Center Has Strong Showing at 46th Health Law Professors Conference
Members of the Solomon Center team presented at this year’s Health Law Professors Conference in Baltimore.
Students Investigate Intersections of Art, Law, and Historical Memory
A group of students launched Yale Law School’s first conference on art, justice, and the law this spring.