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Community Voice Project: DC Residents are Heard
On Wednesday, October 26, 2016, Washington College of Law’s Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law partnered with American University’s Center for Media and Social Impact (CMSI) to present the Community Voice Project. The purpose of this project, as stated…
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The Human Rights Brief is a student-run publication of American University Washington College of Law Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law. Founded in 1994, the Brief provides continuous up-to-date content on cutting-edge legal issues.
International Justice: Ongoing Coverage on the 160th Session of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Hearings
160th Session #CIDHAudiencias
Topics
- Migration Crisis in the Mediterranean: Reconciling Conflicting Agendas
- Immigrant Detention in the United States: Violations of International Human Rights Law
- Former Guatemalan Army Chief of Staff Charged in High Profile Molina Theissen Case
- Refugee Children’s Rights Violated in Nauru
- Canada’s Detained Immigrant Children
- Applying a Human Rights Based Approach to Youth Homelessness and Access to Adequate Housing
- Growing Pains of Transition: 2016 in Cambodia
- Flint Water Crisis
- World Bank: Climate Change Could Increase Global Poverty
- Community Voice Project: DC Residents are Heard
- Growing Pains of Transition: 2016 in Cambodia
- Prison Rape and Violence Against Men and Boys in Armed Conflict
- The U.N. on Women’s and LGBTI Rights
- Applying a Human Rights Based Approach to Youth Homelessness and Access to Adequate Housing
- Prison Sentence for Homosexuality in Tunisia
- Undocumented Workers and Labor Rights: the IACHR Provides a Blueprint for Positive Impact and Change
- A Culture of Slavery: Domestic Workers in the United Arab Emirates
- In A Vacuum: The Business of Trading in People in Libya