PSVF Fellow: Tony Maquiling (J.D. ’26)

Corporate Accountability Lab

Chicago, IL

Tony Maquiling will join the Corporate Accountability Lab (CAL) as a PSVF Fellow, working to advance human rights and develop strategies to end corporate impunity. He will join CAL’s efforts to hold corporations accountable for human rights abuses around the world, particularly in the seafood and agricultural industries.

At Harvard Law School, Tony was a project leader for several projects with the Advocates for Human Rights, an editor for the Harvard Human Rights Journal, and a student in the International Human Rights Clinic, the Harvard Immigration & Refugee Clinic, and the Human Rights Entrepreneurs Clinic. Tony also interned in the chambers of Chief Justice Budd at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and at Human Rights in Practice, a small human rights litigation group, in the Hague. Prior to law school, he earned a B.A. in Communication from UCLA in 2022.            

As a fan of comedy and musicals, Tony also wrote and produced the Harvard Law School Parody. In his free time, he is an avid photographer and is learning to paint.