Human Rights in the National Security Policies of the New Obama Administration: Prioritization, Co-option, or Irrelevance?
Chioke L’anson and Chris Michael discuss Kony 2012 at a CHRGJ event, April 2012.
Image from CHRGJ Photo Exhibit, “Witness to the Occupation: Images of Protest and Suppression” (photo by Stephanie Keith)
Haitian social scientists at CHRGJ’s GBV Survey enumerator training, Port-au-Prince, Haiti 2010.
Philip Alston speaks with an activist during his October 2009 fact-finding visit to the DRC.
Faculty Directors Sally Merry, Meg Satterthwaite, Smita Narula, Ryan Goodman, and Philip Alston.
International Human Rights, published by Oxford University Press on October 4, 2012, is a successor to International Human Rights in Context, and retains the essential structure and basic understanding of the issues that were reflected in the predecessor volume.
Like previous volumes, the book was written by NYU School of Law Professors Philip Alston and Ryan [...]
In March 2013, NYU law student (LLM ’13) and CHRGJ Student Scholar Eleanor Claire Jenkin was named as the winner of the prestigious 2013 Helton Fellowship Award, a competitive scholarship awarded to one or two NYU School of Law graduates annually. The award is granted to students who have demonstrated a commitment to pursuing [...]