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The TrialWatch project of the Columbia Human Rights Clinic issues a report on the Bangkok trial of four individuals, finding their trial and conviction for "membership in a secret society" violated international law.
Professor Sarah Knuckey highlights eight key flaws of the report by Secretary Pompeo's Unalienable Rights Commission, warns of the potential harmful impacts, and emphasizes the need for rebuke.
JoAnn Kamuf Ward, CREEJ, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, PHRGE, and the US Human Rights Network assert that the U.S.' efforts to unilaterally redefine international human rights principles.
Columbia Law School Human Rights Clinic Releases Report on Criminal Defamation Trial of Wuth Boonlert and Samak Donnapee in Thailand for Trialwatch
Human Rights Institute announces the 2020 awardees of its Commendation for Leadership and Commitment in Human Rights.
The Human Rights Clinic and our partners at Mwatana for Human Rights recently submitted a report to the UN Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.

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