International Human Rights Clinic

Via International Human Rights Clinic (Cambridge, MA, October 20, 2016)–  Reported abuses of civilians in non-ceasefire areas by the Myanmar military and other signatories…

Via HLS News South Africa has failed to meet its human rights obligations to address the environmental and health effects of gold mining in…

Via International Human Rights Clinic South Africa: Protect Residents’ Rights from Effects of Mining
Government Response to Environmental and Health Threats Falls Short…

The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs extends heartfelt congratulations to Anna Crowe (International Human Rights Clinic) on her new position as Clinical Instructor, Sara del Nido…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Photo credit: Kris Snibbe Today we have the mixed blessing of announcing that one of our favorite people is…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a major corporate accountability case,Ntsebeza, et al., v. Ford Motor…

Via International Human Rights Clinic This piece originally appeared in The Conversation on June 16, 2016 New technology could lead humans to relinquish…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Last week, the International Human Rights Clinic and co-counsel filed our reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court,…

Via International Human Rights Clinic The International Human Rights Clinic had the great honor last month of hosting a three-day workshop in Yangon for…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Since the 2013 Snowden revelations, media and civil society groups have closely scrutinized U.S. surveillance and intelligence sector law…

Via HLS News Thirteen Harvard Law School students were selected as the 2016 Cravath International Fellows. The fellows traveled to 12 countries for winter…

Via International Human Rights Clinic (Yangon, April 14, 2016)—While welcoming the Government of Myanmar’s recent release of political prisoners, Fortify Rights and the Harvard…

Advocating for torture survivors, Law School instructor tries to hold psychologists accountable Via Harvard Gazette Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer
Deborah Popowski, a…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Nations Convene to Discuss Fully Autonomous Weapons (Geneva, April 11, 2015) – Countries should retain meaningful human control over…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Yesterday, it was my great honor to present Fernando Ribeiro Delgado, my former clinical instructor, with the Shatter the Ceiling…

Via International Human Rights Clinic https://vimeo.com/160104324 The challenges are immense: schools built of mud, overcrowded and collapsing classrooms, unsanitary toilets, inadequate water supply, insufficient…

Lauren Blodgett, J.D. ’16 My clinical experiences at Harvard Law School have deeply enriched and shaped my legal education. During my time at HLS, I…

Via International Human Rights Clinic
By Bonnie Docherty Is a driver speeding toward a military checkpoint launching a suicide attack or racing…

Via International Human Rights Clinic The Clinic and its partners today filed a petition for writ of certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court in…

Via International Human Rights Clinic Dear Colleagues and Friends, After ten years as Academic Director at the Human Rights Program, and many years before…

By Sarah Abraham, J.D. ’17; Lauren Blodgett J.D. ’16;
and Danae Paterson J.D. ‘16 Incendiary weapons rank among the cruelest means of armed conflict.