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HRI Co-Faculty Director Sarah Cleveland conducts human rights follow-up mission Guatemala, and warns that recent changes “could further violate the rule of law and human rights protections.”
HRI Visiting Scholar Antonella Angelini shares a perspective on the future and challenges of a UN Treaty on Business and Human Rights.
International Humanitarian Law Expert Dakshinie Ruwanthika Gunaratne joins HRI as part of the Practitioner-in-Residence program to research and write about famine and its correlation to economic crises.
As Trump moves to hide civilian deaths, HRI's Alex Moorehead tells the Bureau of Investigative Journalism that Congress must act to ensure transparency and meaningful oversight of the US government's use of force.
U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania rules that claims involving war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Liberia can be brought under the Alien Tort Statute, writes CLS Alumna Ela Mattews.
Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba shares his people-centered approach to economic justice in Jackson, MS in candid conversation with Columbia Law School students.

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